Configure Google Analytics to Measure Visitors from SupplyFrame Media

A good way to measure activity from your advertising campaigns is to view and analyze the amount of website traffic your campaigns have generated.  Google Analytics is a popular, free tool that provides you with measurement tools for activity on your website.  SupplyFrame Media campaigns support Google Analytics and are automatically connected to Google Analytics whenever referral site visits occur.  However, you can establish filtered views to easily see how active your SupplyFrame Media campaigns are.

Below are a set of instructions for quickly configuring Google Analytics to report on activity resulting from SupplyFrame Media.

Select Advanced Segments

Using Advanced Segments will allow you to see visitors from SupplyFrame Media automatically filtered from all your other site traffic.

Create New Custom Segment

This will allow you to save the advanced segment and use the filter at any time in the future.

Select the Dimension to Include the Traffic Source

Drag the Source field from under Traffic Sources and drop it on the dashed Dimension box.  This will prepare you to set a filter that displays only SupplyFrame Media referral traffic.

Set the Filter to See SupplyFrame Media Traffic and Save

All of your site visitors from SupplyFrame Media organic and paid advertising programs will include the text string "supplyframe.com".  Select "Contains" from the drop down box and add "supplyframe.com" in the value field.  Now just name the segment and select "Create Segment" to finish the process.  You can now click on this segment anytime to easily see all visits from SupplyFrame Media.