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Google Analytics Email (Contact Form, Webform, Rules)

Google Analytics information appended to the bottom of a Contact Form email

You'll never-again have to wonder how the heck someone found you!

What it does:

This module will instantly append Google Analytics information to the bottom of the Contact Form, WebForm, and Rules emails.

The Value Proposition:

Before, you had to search your web logs for "/[some_form_name]", and match it to an IP address. Then, go backwards through your log file to find the first hit from that IP address. Finally, you crossed your fingers and hoped there was something meaningful in the referrer field.

But, now you can be lazy and enjoy all the information in the footer of your email!

What's New?:

1.4: Added an "allowed recipients" list to prevent the footer from showing up in every email.
1.2: Integration with Rules Emails.
1.1: Integration with WebForm. Customizable output using theme_contact_google_analytics_footer.

How do I make it work?:

Dude, it's magic. Just enable these five modules:
1. Contact or WebForm or Rules (Depending on your implementation)
2. Google Analytics
3. Token

Userpoints Evaporate

The 'My points' page after the module has evaporated some points.

This is a module that makes use of the User Points module API.

Google Analytics Tokenizer

Haven't you always wanted immediate access to the Google Analytics information about your visitors? Now you can! This module will extract the information found in the __utmz and __utma cookies and neatly package them into tasty little tokens.

Installation Instructions:
1. Enable Google Analytics. (Duh!)
2. Enable the Token module. (It is a token-izer, remember?)
3. Enable this module. (Wow, could it be any simpler?)

List of Tokens:

Token ID	Purpose
D6: [ga-source] D7: [ga_tokenizer:ga-source]	Search engine, domain name, newsletter name, or other source.
D6: [ga-campaign] D7: [ga_tokenizer:ga-campaign]	To identify a specific product promotion or strategic campaign.
D6: [ga-medium] D7: [ga_tokenizer:ga-medium]	A medium such as organic, referral, twitter, email, feed, or cost-per-click.
D6: [ga-content] D7: [ga_tokenizer:ga-content]	Used for A/B testing. To differentiate ads or links that point to the same URL