Flash nowadays dominates web. From corporate, e-shop, military even blog website use Flash. What happen if you want to track what user do inside Flash? Clicking banner, adding item to cart or playing movie.
GTrack, a Flash tool to help you maximise the Google Analytics potential by utilising a feature from Google Analytics called Event Tracking (click this link for more information).
Why I need GTrack?
Tracking using XML
Have you imagined tracking using Google Analytics and XML ? It is easy, simple and no need re-compile if you would like to change the tracking value.
Pooled tracking
Unfortunately, Google Analytics restricts user by having limited request per session to prevent flooding Google server. Then you will be in trouble if you use default Google Analytics API but in GTrack it has a feature called “Pooling tracking”
What it means, it groups similar request into one and it will be sent to Google Analytics in specific interval of time (default is 1 minute)
Check out the preview HTML and do not forget to login to Analytics account provided for more information.
Features
- Utilise Google Analytics.
- Tracking using XML .
- Easy to use (XML, Action Script or combination)
- Intensive documentation (API, example and user guide)
- Lots of example
- Pooled request (reduce traffic and limitation of Google Analytics)
Example of XML
Here is the simple example of tracking definition
<gtrack>
<options name="banner" category="banner" ispooled="false">
<option event="click" label="{name}">
</option></options>
</gtrack>
Notice, GTrack also offers property replacement, the value of tracking can be replaced with property of the instance (example, {name} will be replaced with instance name)
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