Track new Teachable sales by sending measurement events to Google Analytics 4
Stay on top of your online course performance with this seamless workflow between Teachable and Google Analytics 4. As soon as a fresh sale is registered on Teachable, the data promptly gets logged as a measurement event in Google Analytics 4. This immediate data transfer helps you comprehend your course sales trends better, enabling you to tailor your marketing strategies more efficiently while enhancing revenue and saving time.
Stay on top of your online course performance with this seamless workflow between Teachable and Google Analytics 4. As soon as a fresh sale is registered on Teachable, the data promptly gets logged as a measurement event in Google Analytics 4. This immediate data transfer helps you comprehend your course sales trends better, enabling you to tailor your marketing strategies more efficiently while enhancing revenue and saving time.
- When this happens...New Sale
Triggers whenever a user enrolls themselves in a course regardless of whether it is a free or paid course. If you add them as an admin, this does not trigger.
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Send Measurement Events for given application.
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Abandoned Cart
Triggers when a user does not complete an order during checkout
Try ItAdmission Disabled
Triggers when an admission in Coaching is disabled.
Try ItEmail Lead Created
Triggers when a user has confirmed their email for lead capture.
Try ItCourse Completed
Triggers when a user completes 100% of a course.
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New Admission
Triggers when a new admission record is created.
Try ItNew Comment
Triggers when a user leaves a comment in your school.
Try ItNew Enrollment
Triggers when a user enrolls in a course. (Note: User's will need to confirm enrollment before the trigger fires if you manually add them to a course).
Try ItLecture Completed
Triggers whenever a user completes a lecture on your school.
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