We released an update to the Analytics dashboard that now includes a new Events section to monitor Unique Actions, Actions, and Action Rate. Clicking on any of your custom Events will then filter your Analytics view by that specific segment.

If you don't see an Events table in your dashboard, it could be that you haven't configured an Event yet for your website. It's easy to do following the 

A few common use cases are: tracking button clicks, form submissions, and file downloads but those are just the beginning of what you can do with Fullres Event tracking.

New Analytics Dashboard Visuals for Events

We are excited to announce the launch of two powerful new features: Metadata and Events. These additions will help you better segment and analyze your sites traffic.

Events are specific actions that occur on your website, such as button clicks, form submissions, or video plays. By tracking these events, you can gain detailed insights into how users interact with your site and identify areas for improvement. Here are some common events you can now track:

: Track clicks on call-to-action buttons to measure engagement.

: Capture form completions to analyze user interest.

: See how often your videos are being watched.

: Track downloads of important resources like whitepapers.

: Monitor add-to-cart actions and purchases.

Implementing event tracking is simple. Here’s an example of how to log a button click event:

window.fullres ||= { events: [] };
window.fullres.events.push({ key: 'buttonClick', buttonID: 'subscribeButton', buttonText: 'Subscribe' });

Metadata provides additional context about a page view, such as user status, page category, or content tags. Unlike events, which are specific actions, metadata describes the state or attributes of the page at the time it is viewed. This contextual information helps you better understand behavior and segment usage to get better insights.

Here’s an example of adding metadata to a page view:

window.fullres ||= { events: {} };
window.fullres.metadata = {
  isLoggedIn: true,
  pageCategory: 'blog',
  userRole: 'subscriber',
  contentTags: ['technology', 'innovation']
};

With metadata, you can capture a rich set of contextual information, such as:

: Identify the type of content being viewed.

: Know the role of the user, such as admin or subscriber.

: Tag your content for better segmentation and analysis.

By leveraging events and metadata, you can gain a comprehensive understanding of user interactions and the context of their activities on your website. This data can help you:

: Identify areas where users engage the most and optimize accordingly.

: Understand what drives user actions and tailor your content to enhance engagement.

: Analyze user behavior to make data-driven marketing decisions.

: Track key events and metadata to improve conversion rates and sales.

Check out our comprehensive documentation

 to get started with implementing events and metadata on your website. If you have any questions or need further assistance, our support team is here to help.

Introducing Metadata and Events for Better Insights

We have introduced a new feature, the Cloudflare Script Proxy, to improve the accuracy of data collection for users who also utilize Cloudflare. This feature helps bypass script blockers and privacy shields by allowing the Fullres analytics script to be served from your own domain.

 Log in to Cloudflare, navigate to "Workers & Pages," and create a new Worker.
Name the Worker, then replace the default code with the provided script and deploy it.

In the Cloudflare Dashboard, add a new route for your Worker using your website URL.

 Update the Fullres install code on your website to point to the new route.

By using the Cloudflare Script Proxy, you ensure more reliable data collection, even when third-party scripts are blocked.

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Enhancing Data Accuracy with Fullres' Cloudflare Script Proxy

New Analytics Dashboard Visuals for Events

Introducing Metadata and Events for Better Insights