How to add hgoal in google mail
To add a goal in Google Mail (Gmail), you can use the "Goals" feature, which is part of Google Analytics. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started:
Prerequisites:
- You need to have a Google Analytics account set up and linked to your Gmail account.
- You need to have the Google Analytics tracking code installed on your website or application.
Step 1: Enable Goals in Google Analytics
- Log in to your Google Analytics account.
- Click on the "Admin" button (icon) in the bottom left corner.
- Select "Goals" from the menu.
- Click on the "New Goal" button.
- Choose the type of goal you want to set (e.g., "Destination", "Duration", "Pages per session", etc.).
- Set up the goal details, such as the goal name, description, and target URL.
Step 2: Set up the Goal in Gmail
- Log in to your Gmail account.
- Click on the gear icon in the top right corner and select "See all settings".
- Scroll down to the "Filters and Blocked Addresses" section.
- Click on the "Create a new filter" button.
- Select "Apply the label" and choose the label you want to apply to the emails that trigger the goal.
- In the "Has the words" field, enter the keyword or phrase that you want to track (e.g., "goal" or "conversion").
- Click "Create" to save the filter.
Step 3: Track the Goal
- Once you've set up the goal in Google Analytics and the filter in Gmail, you'll need to track the goal.
- In Google Analytics, go to the "Behavior" section and select "Events".
- Click on the "New Event" button.
- Choose the event category, action, and label that corresponds to the goal you set up in Gmail.
- Set up the event tracking code and save the event.
Step 4: Verify the Goal
- Once you've set up the goal and tracking code, you'll need to verify that the goal is being tracked correctly.
- In Google Analytics, go to the "Behavior" section and select "Events".
- Look for the event that corresponds to the goal you set up in Gmail.
- Verify that the event is being tracked correctly and that the goal is being triggered.
That's it! With these steps, you should be able to set up a goal in Google Mail using Google Analytics.