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Admin: moved Tracking Parameters to Tracking Parameter

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moved Tracking Parameters to Tracking Parameter

Admin: Created page with ''''Tracking Parameters''' are special terms added to an URL's Query String or Fragment in order to definitively categorize the Source of traffic. '''ConversionRu…'

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Created page with ''''Tracking Parameters''' are special terms added to an URL's Query String or Fragment in order to definitively categorize the Source of traffic. '''ConversionRu…'

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'''Tracking Parameters''' are special terms added to an [[URL]]'s [[Query String]] or [[Fragment]] in order to definitively categorize the [[Source]] of traffic.

'''ConversionRuler''' uses the following tracking parameters to track and categorize your campaigns:

* crcategory
* crsource
* crcampaign
* crkeyword

And an example:

<nowiki>http://www.example.com/?crcategory=ppc&crsource=Adwords&crcampaign=Food+Chow&crkeyword=discount+dog+food</nowiki>

There are many different ways to categorize your inbound links, depending on your preference and your server capabilities.

== See also ==
* [[Landing URL]]
* [[Alternate Tracking Parameters]]

== Support for other systems ==
* [[Yahoo! Search Marketing Tracking]]
* [[Yahoo! Analytics Tracking]]
* [[Google Analytics Tracking]]
* [[Edit Site|Site Settings]]

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	There are many different ways to categorize your inbound links, depending on your preference.		There are many different ways to categorize your inbound links, depending on your preference.
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		+	Adding '''tracking parameters''' to your [[URL]]s is considered best practices for setting up [[Marketing Campaigns]] because it does not rely on a web browser sending a [[Referrer]] to your web site to determine the origin of the traffic.
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		+	In addition, '''tracking parameters''' can add additional information about a marketing campaign, such as:
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		+	* The specific advertisement displayed
		+	* The specific part of the page where the ad was clicked (header/footer)
		+	* The version of the ad copy in the advertisement
		+	* [[A/B Split Testing]]

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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 == Support for other systems ==
 * [[Google Analytics Tracking]]
 * [[Edit Site|Site Settings]]

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 * [[Custom Landings|Using custom landings parameters with ConversionRuler]]
 * [[Alternate Tracking Parameters]]
 == Support for other systems ==

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-'''Tracking Parameters''' are special terms added to an [[URL]]'s [[Query String]] or [[Fragment]] in order to definitively categorize the [[Source]] of traffic.
+'''Tracking Parameters''' are special terms added to an [[URL]]'s [[Query String]] or [[Fragment]] in order to definitively categorize the [[Source]] of traffic. It is a synonym for '''Landing Parameters''' which categorize your landings based on the source of the traffic.
 '''ConversionRuler''' uses the following tracking parameters to track and categorize your campaigns:
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   <nowiki>http://www.example.com/?crcategory=ppc&crsource=Adwords&crcampaign=Food+Chow&crkeyword=discount+dog+food</nowiki>
-There are many different ways to categorize your inbound links, depending on your preference and your server capabilities.
+There are many different ways to categorize your inbound links, depending on your preference.
 == See also ==
 * [[Landing URL]]
 * [[Alternate Tracking Parameters]]
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 * [[Google Analytics Tracking]]
 * [[Edit Site|Site Settings]]

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