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In this video, I am gonna show you 3 techniques on how you can track forms with the help of Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics. All and more, coming up!

Hey there and welcome back to another video of measureschool.com teaching you the data-driven way of digital

marketing. My name is Julian.

And today I'm going to show you three techniques on how to track forms with the help of Google

Tag Manager and Google Analytics.

Why three different techniques? Well, there are always multiple techniques to get to the

data that you want. You shouldn't be

discouraged when one or the other techniques doesn't work. You also need to be flexible,

know about the capabilities of the tool

and be able to implement, test different tracking techniques so you get the data that you need

in your system. This holds

especially true for forms because there are many shapes and sizes of forms out there,

and different technologies. And sometimes

the trigger or the techniques that I show you in these videos don't work. So you need

to stay flexible and know about these

different tracking techniques. Today, I'm going to show you my three tracking techniques

that I most often use when it comes to

forms, when one or the other doesn't work depends always on the case. And we got lots

to cover so let's dive in.

All right back in

our demo shop here we have contact forms. And the first thing that you need to do in

order to find out which tracking technique you want to use is actually going through

the form and figure out what will be the success that you want to track. Now on the form, it's

usually the form Submit. So the

user goes through the form just like this and enters the message. So let's click on

this button and see what happens. In this

case, I get redirected to a success page. And you want to track of interactions. If

there is a clear success page her and the URL

up here actually changes, we can use that instead of Google Analytics to track this

already. Because inside of Google Analytics,

if you have a deployed and I have this year on my page already, then you will get that

data about the page view inside of your

Google Analytics account already. And you can just classify this as a goal conversion.

So every time somebody goes to this page,

this will actually be a conversion within Google Analytics. All you need to do is go

over to your admin section here on the goals,

you can come up with a new goal. And we have different templates here, I usually go with

the custom template. And we need to give

this all a name. So there's a contact us submit, choose a goal slot ID, and the type of goal

that you want to input. In our case,

this is a page view that we want to classify. And that's what we will go with destination

goal here. So let's click on this and

continue. And then we have to enter either the URL directly so equals to, in our case,

that would be this URL right here. Be aware

that you don't want to put in the full URL, just the page path that comes after your domain.

And that should already do it. Now, I

usually choose a different type of matching option here. I usually go with the regular

expressions, it's very powerful. We did a

video on this as well, if you want to get a little bit more sophisticated with your

tracking and cover different cases and

matching options, then I'd recommend to check out regular expressions. But for us equals

two will also work for now. Let's verify

this goal first of all, by clicking on it, it says zero percent conversion rate, that

is usually not a good sign. But since this

is a demo account, we don't really have much data in here. So another way to test this

is actually just save this for now. And

then let's go back to our reporting here and go under the conversions. Now that we're on

this tab, you can again, go back to our

form and go through another conversion here and see if we get any kind of form submit

inside of our conversion section here. And

here we go, we get a new Contact Us submit so our goal works. And we'll be able to view

that and all of our report later on as a

goal conversion. So it doesn't always have to be complicated when it comes to forms and

tracking the form success. If you have a

success page right after the form submit, I would always take this as a clear sign that

the user has taken the action that I

wanted them to take, convert it and therefore I would fire my tag or set up such a goal

conversion inside of the tool. By the way,

we could also do this in Facebook by choosing custom conversions and just choosing the path

as well. But it gets more tricky. So

in this second contact form that we have right here, let's again go through this form and

send this off. And we see we are

redirected to a success but the URL up here doesn't really change. And we just get a message

that this was submitted successfully.

So we can't really use that same method that we just use with Google Analytics. And the

page view tracking, we would actually need

to build something Google Tag Manager to make this work. And one of the methods is to use

the form submit trigger to pick up the

interaction of sending of the form. How does that work? Well, in Google Tag Manager itself,

you can go to triggers right here and

create a new trigger. And this new trigger is our form trigger. As the configurations

and you click on here, we can choose the

different interactions that we want to fire our tag on, we want to go with the form submission

trigger. And for now, we'll leave

this all unchecked. And as default and as it is, right now, just to try it out, we go

on to the Save button.And one last step

before we try this out is actually go into our variables and activating our form variables,

which you can do under the building

variables right here. Down here, we have our form variables, which I would activate. Now

you only have to do this once. And then

those activated, we can go to our preview and debug mode, go back to our page. And let's

submit this form. Again, we should see

our preview and debug mode down here. And let's pay attention to what happens in this

little box down here once I press the send

button. Now, you see there is a submission inside of this box, unfortunately, redirected

me to that second page right away. So I

wasn't able to inspect it any further, there are several tricks that you can use. The one

that I often refer to is just opening up

this in a new tab by holding a command or control key press, and then clicking on the

send button. This will open up our success

page in a new tab, and leave our other tab untouched, which is really handy for looking

into our form submit right here. So let's

click on this form, submit and then go to the variables. And here's where the variables

that we just activated, come into play, we

can inspect them and see how they get filled, what Google Tag Manager actually picks up

from the form and what information we

could use to build a trigger of that and fire our tag. Now, it's important to remember that

this should be unique to your form. So

your GTM form submit doesn't trigger when another form, for example, the search form

is filled out. So just to show you this, we

can actually have another field right here, this is our new set of field. I'm gonna put

in an email, this is another form on the

same page. And I'm going to press the sign up button here with the command keypress again,

it will open up this in a new tab. So

we have two forms submits here and we can compare them against each other. So we can

look into how we can configure our trigger

correctly to only fire on this form, submit of our main form or our contact form to. And

if you go to the fourth and the fifth,

back and forth, we see that one thing changes down here. And this is the form ID. So if

there's a form ID available in your form,

Google Tag Manager will try to pick that up and put it into your form variables. And we

can use these variables to actually define

our trigger a little bit narrower and filter down on this event. So this is really cool

that we have this in our form ID. So let's

go ahead and in Google Tag Manager, turn our form trigger into a specific trigger that

only fires on our Contact Us form. So this

is a form trigger for our Contact Us form. And now we will install in these configurations

a filter. And this is how you can do

this, click on some forms down here, and then choose the variable that you want to filter

down on. In our case, it would be the

form ID. And then there are different matching options, I can just go with the contains option,

for example, or the equals option

that we have here as well. And I'm going to enter whatever was entered inside of this

variable. This is ninja forms form one,

let's go back here and enter that right here. So now this trigger will turn true on our

form submit of ninja forms form one and

not on the second one here, which is ninja forms form 30. So you need to narrow that

down. And then we can save this and attach it

to a tag. Now, if you want to send us over to Google Analytics, for example, we would

do this with an event because it's an

interaction, it's not actually a page view. So I'm going to build an event tag here for

our contact us submit, let's go ahead and

use our Google Analytics tag here. And this will be an event and this is a form submit

or contact us form.These are categories

action level that you need to fill out, if you want to, you can leave the label and the

value field free. And then I'm going to

select my Google Analytics settings variable. This defines where the data is sent to and

I'm gonna define my trigger we have

already configured earlier. Let's save this, refresh our preview and debug mode, refresh

our page. And now fill this out

again, press the Command key and click on Send. We here see our form submit and our

Google Analytics event was fired to Google

Analytics, we should be able to see this in our reporting under events. Here we go. The

form submit and the Contact Us has been

transferred to Google Analytics. Now, if you wanted to build a goal, again, out of this

inside of your admin section, you can go

to your contact us submit form, goal that we had and change the destination around to

an event. And here is where you can enter

the category. You don't have to actually fill this all out, you could just fill out this

first one. But it needs to model whatever

data gets sent over to Google Analytics. So in our case, when I click on this, let's look

at the values again, it was form submit

and action contact us. For example, I could take this action, just the action and enter

that here, you don't have to fill out the

other ones if you want to stay dynamic when this goal fires. Now when I save this, we

have now changed our configurations. But

when I go back and just submit this form again, click on Send. In our reporting under conversions,

we should see a new goal

conversion happening. So this is the second way to track forms with Google Tag Manager

by using the form submit trigger. Now, you

might have seen these options that I've skipped over in the trigger section, which is wait

for tags and check validation, you can

read what they are all about. My experience with those checkboxes is that you need to

be testing them and not tick them by

default. So if your form now works, and your conversion now is tracked, I would recommend

to if you want to try it out to click on

that button Check validation will give you another box here where you need to simply

use your page path variable or page URL

variable to tell Google Tag Manager when it should listen to this form submits. And maybe

you don't want to listen to all pages.

So you can contain this and say, Okay, I only want to have this on the Contact Us page here.

And then this check validation feature

will be turned on on this form. Which means that if the user has entered something wrong,

for example, not a valid email address,

you usually get an error. And then you don't want to fire your tags. So you can prevent

that with this functionality. But it

doesn't always work for every form. It depends on how the form is built. And therefore I

would test this out before you turn this

on by default. If this solves your problem, keep it checked. If it breaks your trigger,

and suddenly you don't get your form

submit any more than I would turn this off. Same with the wait for tags option and wait

for tags is really an option to make sure

that our event and all our tags have fired before the user actually gets redirected on

to the next page. Usually, a good option to

take. But again, I would thoroughly test this before deploying it. All right, now that we

have looked at our form submit trigger,

we get to our next case, which is our Contact Form three. And when I fill out this form,

instead of forwarding us on, it actually

just gives us a success message down here. Now we could use our GTM forms submitted that

is also a possibility because we have

this phone trigger already set up. But I want to show you another method on how to track

this. Again, we can't go off the URL. We

also don't want to use the form submit trigger, maybe it has some problem, or you don't even

see that event inside of Google Tag

Manager. Then you want to utilize the third method that I often use, which is the element

visibility trigger. Let's take a look at

this in Google Tag Manager. We can go to triggers here and click on new and under trigger configurations.

This time we want to

take the element visibility trigger. What is this element visibility trigger all about?

Well, as the name implies, this trigger

actually would fire if something is visible on the screen to the user. The way it does

this is it inspects and observes the

document object model and sees if there are any changes. So for example, if I click on

this success message here, I can go into

our developer tools by clicking on it inspect. This is the Chrome Developer Tools and here

we can see the representation of the

document object model. Now we can choose one of the elements that we think is changing

during the page load. And frankly, you need

to see the success message first and inspect it before you can actually build this out.

And here we go, we can see that there is a

div with the class WPCF seven mail sent, okay, which is one of the nodes that get inserted

when submit has happened successfully.

Again, I'm I just copied this, if I reload the page,

and we look at that same node here, then we notice that this success class

looks different because it actually gets changed once we fill out this form.

So I'm going to click on the send button, pay

attention to this div class. And we see in these little animations here that there was

a different style appended. And there's

also a new class mail sent Okay appended to this. Now what we can do with our element

visibility triggers, actually look at this

element and make sure that our tag gets fired once this element changes. What we would need

for this is a bit of CSS knowledge,

because we need to tell Google Tag Manager which element it should be observing. In this

case, you have the ability to use ID or

the CSS selector. Since our node right here, our div node doesn't have an ID, we would

need to go with the CSS selector. What do

you enter into the CSS selector field? This is something we can actually try out inside

of our JavaScript console. Here we have

our console. And we can type in the comment document.queryselector. And then in parentheses,

and quotation marks, we can enter a

CSS selector and try this all out. Now, in our case, we had a div right here. So let's

try out div. Press Enter and we get the

first div that's actually on the page. But that's not the div that we wanted to select.

We wanted to select a specific one. In our

case, this was with the class of WPCF seven mail sent okay. And you select such classes

with the dot notation. So I'm going to put

a div and then dot and put that class in the back here, press enter, and we're going to

hover over it. And we see it's exactly the

element that I want to observe. So this is the right CSS selector to enter into my Google

Tag Manager account here. Then we have

further options we have when should actually trigger only once per page, which could make

sense. But in our case, we can actually

enter this multiple times. So let's go with the every time the element appears on screen

option. How much of this needs to be

visible, 50% is fine. So if it's at the edge of the screen, for example, it's not visible

to the user. And therefore, we still

want to trigger our tag. And then we need to choose the observed Dom changes option.

We get a little bit of a warning here but it

shouldn't affect too much of the page load time. But just be aware that it can affect

site performance. And we'll go with all

elements that are selected by this element selector. Let's go ahead and give this all

the name.

So visibility trigger for our

form

success message.

Let's save this,

refresh our page.

And let's connect this actually to our predefined tag that we already had in

here. Our GA event contact form submit we'll just switch out the trigger. We can do this

down here. And let's get rid of the old

trigger and connect it to the new trigger.

Let's save this and refresh,

refresh our page

and close

this. And now just going to submit

this again.

And I'm going to send this off

and we see we have a GTM as element visibility now inside of the preview and debug mode.

And we see our Google Analytics event fired since we have set it up as a goal, we would

also see a new conversion instead of

Google Analytics. So this is the third method of installing form tracking with the help

of Google Tag Manager and using the

element visibility trigger.

All right, so there you have it. This is how you can track forms with the help of Google

Tag Manager and Google Analytics. These

are just three tracking techniques that I showed you. There are multiple others out

there like the AJAX listener, the history

change listener or building in a data layer push directly into the form. Those that I

use most often and cover most of the cases.

But I'd love to hear from you which tracking technique do you most often use. Please leave

me a comment down below. And also if

you haven't yet then consider subscribing right over there. Because we bring you new

videos just like this one every week. Now my

name is Julian,

the next time.

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