A Tracking Code is a snippet of JavaScript code that, when embedded into the pages of a website, collects and transmits data about user interactions to a web analytics service. This code is essential for understanding various metrics about a website’s audience, such as the source of their traffic, the duration of their visits, and their behavior on the site. By analyzing this data, website owners can gain valuable insights into how visitors engage with their content, which can inform strategies for improving user experience and optimizing the site’s performance.
Tracking Code
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Other Glossary Terms
- Taxonomy
- Technical SEO
- Text link ads
- Thin content
- Time on Page
- Title Tag
- Top-Level Domain (TLD)
- Topic Efficiency
- Total Addressable Market (TAM)
- Total Blocking Time (TBT)
- Tracking Code
- Traffic
- Traffic Cost
- Traffic Percent
- Trust
- TrustRank
- Tweet Listings
- Twitter Cards
- Twitter Engagement
- Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
- Universal search