“At this step you will also be given the tracking code to be placed on your landing page, which incidentally is whichever address you entered for your destination URL (this is very important to note - I missed this sentence in the set-up documentation and learned the hard way).”

That’s what Google says too…

So if my destination in email is: http://www.domain.com
I can only place the tracking code into this index.html page?

What if my conversion page is http://www.domain.com/thank-you.html ?

I want to send visitors into index page, but track how many signups I get… so I can’t tracj signups or what ?

What’s the poing of having a tracking code on the page, where my visitors land ?

Please, someone help… How to track sales using this tool ?

Thanx

Luke - Thanks for the nod on your Skatterbox blog. In reference to your question, you’re exactly right. It definitely comes down to personal preference. For the most accurate picture of your site’s performance, I would say use both concurrently. This will allow you to cross check visitor information against Google Analytics and make direct comparisons to organic search patterns and other paid search activities. The cross-channel reporting only provides click/conversion data, but it quickly proves itself as a top-level reporting time saver!

Keep up the great work guys!
Luke