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How to use Google Analytics for a floor plan
How to use Google Analytics for a floor plan

Track clicks and demographics with Google's web analytics service.

Kristina Belenova avatar
Written by Kristina Belenova
Updated over 4 months ago

Using Google Analytics will allow you to see useful information such as which exhibitors are more popular, what pages and booths get clicked on, etc. Organizers and exhibitors can both benefit from collecting attendee activity.

Google Analytics page showing web site data

Google Analytics can track important data from your attendees:

  • Clicks on your expo URL, booths, exhibitor profiles and categories

  • Clicks on the phone number, email, website, social media, galleries and action buttons

  • Locations, languages, devices, OS and browsers of your attendees

How to use Google Analytics for your floor plan

You will need to create an account with Google Analytics. Set it to measure a website and add https://expofp.com as the website URL.

You will get a tracking ID.

Google Analytics page with tracking ID in box

If you already have a Google Analytics account you can find your ID in Property Settings:

Google Analytics page with "Property Settings" and gear icon in boxes

Then, go to your event settings on the Dashboard and insert your ID in this field:

ExpoFP Dashboard with Google Analytics ID and "Dashboard" in boxes

How to see what exhibitors are the most popular

To see which exhibitors got the most views, you will need to go to Behavior - Events - Top events - FP exhibitor - View.

Google Analytics page with "Behavior," "Events," "Top Events" and "View" in boxes with arrows pointing to them

Here will be the list of your most popular exhibitors:

Google Analytics list of exhibitors in box

How to see what users click when in profile

You can see what your users click on the most on the floor plan in Top Events - Event Action:

Google Analytics page with "Top Events," "Event Action" and event actions in boxes with arrow pointing to them

By clicking on one of them (for example, “view gallery”) you will see the most popular galleries:

Google Analytics page with event labels in box

How to learn about your audience

You can also see information about your users, such as where they live and what language they use.

Google Analytics page with demographics in box

Please note that tracking starts after you add the ID to the plan. It won't show what was going on before.

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