Hi,
Is there a way to track how much time a lead stayed on a page using Marketo?
We mainly want to know how the lead engaged with a webinar recording video that we deployed in our TY page.
BTW, I know there are Marketo partners that provide solution (e.g. Vidyard), I prefer to check how we can do it in the “Vanilla” version.
Thanks,
Guy
I've not done this before, but IMO, I would take out Marketo as a factor when trying to figure out how much time a lead stayed on a page. You'll have better success at finding solutions because this is not a Marketo exclusive feature.
Once you figure out how to store the value of the time spent on the page (whether its using jQuery, JS, AJAX, etc.) you can start to figure out how to push that value over to Marketo using either Munchkin, SOAP or REST APIs.
yes, this is what im tryying to understand - how to track the time spend for each lead, afterwards do other things.
With tyring to be "vanilla" in mind... can you use data from Google Analytics for this purpose?
i want to know the lead detials - GA in anonymous
I believe Sanford and others have posted javascript on how to pass % of video viewed if you do not want Vidyard.
I don't have the code but our web developer adds this to video pages at 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% so we can get that into Google Analytics to understand video interaction.
i want to know the lead detials - GA is anonymous (i can't track lead performance)
thanks so much Sanford !
this is very close to what we're looking for (we don't use youtube, but it's an option). i've read the manual, but it will take time to figure everything and clone it.
i wasn't able to see any results in "click actions logged to Marketo (scrollable):" box - should i've seen anything?
You mean an image isn't showing in the blog post?
sorry, it seems to be working well in FF and IE - just not Chrome.
however, i did noticed the video isn't being streaming smoothly. i don't think it the bandwith, because it's working smoothly in Chrome (where script might not run well).
can the script mess with the streaming of the video?
This is already fully solved and documented in a blog post that was based off my original code. Other comments here and here and by searching the Community for "youtube munchkin."