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As a site owner you could easily only attach the JS snippet to people who have logged in.
by anonfunction 14y ago
As a site owner you could easily only attach the JS snippet to people who have logged in.
- stdbrouw 14y agoBut then you can't do conversion analysis anymore.
- anonfunction 14y agoYour right, but like everything else there are pros and cons and tradeoffs that should be considered.
- icelancer 14y agoLacking conversion analysis is not a "con." It is a mandatory feature in something like this.
- anonfunction 14y agohttp://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/20294656.jpg http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/20294656.jpg Seriously though, for my purposes I'm much more interested in tracking events of my current users. Obviously for you conversion funnel analysis is important, and thats cool, but realize everyone has different needs (and budgets!)
- argonaut 14y agoIcelancer is right. Conversion analysis for landing pages is is a core, mandatory component. If I'm going to have to use something like Mixpanel for the landing page, then I might as well use Mixpanel for everything. "Obviously for you conversion funnel analysis is important, and thats cool, but realize everyone has different needs" is a severe understatement of how crippled an analytics platform would be without conversion funnel analysis.
- anonfunction 14y agoDon't get it confused, no one is saying that conversion analysis isn't important or shouldn't be included in the featureset. All I was trying to point out that you don't have to include the code for everyone if you don't need or want to for whatever reasons.