Conversions Dashboard is a feature available in the Suite & Agency plans only
The Conversions Dashboard is an area that allows you to get a top-down overview of your most important metrics – Your Leads, Conversions & Conversion Rates.
How to Access Conversions & Leads Data
You can access it by going to OptimizePress and clicking on Conversions.
You will be taken to the main conversions dashboard.
Leads & Performance
Here you will see the leads and performance data
The main area will be the Conversions Performance section, which displays the performance of all of your landing pages on your website over a set period.
You will be able to check out your Unique Impressions, Conversions, and Conversion Rates as well as your Latest Leads and Top-Performing Pages.
Invaluable data for helping you optimize your pages and gain better results.
Reporting
Clicking on the Reporting tab will take you to the Reporting dashboard.
Here, you will be able to get a graphical view of your business growth. You will be able to view your data as Conversions or as Conversion Rates.
Settings
Finally, the Settings tab takes you to an area that includes a single option to Enable Conversions Tracking on your website.
This is set to On by default and recommend leaving this as is in order to track your sales on your website.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I reset the Conversions Data
Currently we do not have a setting that will allow resetting the data, however you may “Empty” that data from the following database tables
- optimizepress_stats_views
- optimizepress_stats_data
Empty the data there to clear the data under “OptimizePress > Conversions”
Please be warned that you should take a database backup prior to doing anything manually in your database. Failure to do so is not our responsibility. If you damage your site and do not have a backup, we will not be able to fix it.
Do NOT delete any OptimizePress database tables. You can “Empty” the data from them, but do not “Drop” the tables.
Why don’t I see the name or email of leads in the Leads area when using a custom HTML form?
If you are using a custom HTML form integration in the OptimizePress optin form, you’ll need to specify within those fields in your HTML form by changing the name=”” parameter to match the fields data that OptimizePress expects.
Example of name and email fields what will work: (note the name=”” part of the input fields)
<input type="text" id="First_Name" name="first_name">
<input type="text" id="Last_Name" name="last_name">
<input type="text" id="Email" name="email">Example of what does not work:
– Note that “Email” should be “email” in order for it to work properly.
<input type="text" id="First_Name" name="fname">
<input type="text" id="Last_Name" name="lname">
<input type="text" id="Email" name="Email">