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I've been frustrated with GA's new event tracking actually, and was going to try Mixpanel as an alternative. Here's my qualms with GA's events, maybe you've bee
by qeorge 17y ago
I've been frustrated with GA's new event tracking actually, and was going to try Mixpanel as an alternative. Here's my qualms with GA's events, maybe you've been able to work around them?
1) It doesn't tell me which page the event happened on
2) You've only got 3/4 pieces of data you can send (category, action, and an optional key/value pair). Even if you shove data into fields where it doesn't belong (i.e. category), its hard to send all the info I want.
As Mixpanel will allow me to send as many fields as I need, it looks like the right solution. However, as jaquesm noted, its just too expensive. I'm frustrated enough that I've considered rolling my own event tracking, but I'd much rather find an existing solution that works and won't break the bank.