Tracking landing page redirects does not have to be as overwhelming as it seems at first glance. When dealing with data and analytics, you will often come across a hundred different ways to find the same information. There are UTM campaigns, URL shortening services like Bitly, and even built-in analytics on services like MeetEdgar, Buffer, and Hootsuite. None of these are bad, but we want to show you one of the simplest ways to figure out if your referrals and redirects are working the way you want them to–and as effectively as you need them to.
How to Track Landing Page Redirects Using Google Analytics
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