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Thanks for your advice, virtual pageview method worked.

If you are suggesting that I track submit button of the registration form with a virtual pageview and track that page as a goal, then I can do the same thing with events. The problem with that method:

a) Visitor may not have filled all the required spaces and still clicks the submit button

b) Signing up with twitter and facebook

If you are saying something else, then please explain further. Also, would creating a blank confirmation page with GA code and redirecting it to the homepage with 301 so tracking that page means tracking registrations work? If not would delaying the redirection work?

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,

I want to track user registrations with Google Analytics for a customer's website. The thing is after registration visitors are not directed to a specific page, so I can't set it as a goal. I thought of tracking submit button with event tracking, but that data would not be true as a visitor may click it more than once, and there's the login with facebook and twitter thing.

Before convincig customer to create a registration confirmation page, I want to make sure there's no other way as they don't want to make any changes to the current website.

Any ideas?