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This is important as we use the spring 2015 campaign to drive users to create Firefox accounts. We don't currently have a landing page to drive users to, so as our various channels (social, email and snippet) encourage Firefox Accounts creation, we need a way to measure conversions for testing and optimization purposes.
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We want to track the number of accounts created on that page by source. So if we were using GA, we'd have UTM tags in our various URLs to the page that would allow us in GA to create a breakdown of which channel drove x number of conversions. Email xx percent of total YY and social / Facebook zz percent of total yy and so on.
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Hey team! Similar to how we can directly track back campaigns and content to Firefox downloads, our hope is that we can do the same thing with Accounts. It would be valuable to identify what kind of content works, and what kind of content doesn't in driving accounts sign ups.
A first step is to import these values from models/relier.js instead.
How we surface this information to the marketing team is a different question.
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Android and iOS would like to use entrypoint, or something similar, to track whether our first run experience is driving Account flow volume. We're very interested in whether new users complete the flow.
The code to import the
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query parameters lives in the fx-desktop relier.From the marketing team in bugzilla #1162192:
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A first step is to import these values from models/relier.js instead.
How we surface this information to the marketing team is a different question.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: