Manual or automated implementation of linkpulse-tags
There are to main ways of implementing linkpulse-tags (the tags provide the possibility to log a click on a link). Read entire entryAutomated implementation
Using the automated implementation, you can tag your content without having to modify the URLs activly. Read entire entryImplementing page-views-tags
Just like tagging for regular Linkpulse monitoring of clicks, page-view monitoring has
two different approaches;
Manual Implementation
Logging of pageviews:
LinkPulse can log pageviews and use it to calculate click ratios. This
is done manually by including an image-element that requests the page
logger on the page to be monitored. The page logger logs the view, and
returns a transparent image that your users won't see.
Example of implementation:
"http://mysite.com/vgo.php" height="1" width="1" alt="LinkPulse Pageview logger"/>
This image should be included at the bottom of the page.
The headers of the image returned are arranged so that the client don't cache the image, so there is
no need for a dynamic non-cachable URL to be used (ie. Javascript-generated URL used by similar systems).
This approach can also be implemented on mobile devices.
Automatic implementation
The regular click logger can automatically implement logging of page views.
See Automated implementation