So be careful how you set goals,

[fomayof928@mowline]

Sure, maybe it's perfectly fair that if someone is reading your content, they can only read one page and then hit the back button to go back. It's perfectly fine to use something like scroll depth or a specific piece of content that enters the user's viewport, which will be interactive. But that doesn't mean everything has to be interactive. So just dial it back on the interactions you're using, or at least make smart decisions about the interactions you choose to use. So you can play your bounce rate for it.

Goal setup
Then also goal setup, that's a big problem. A lot of people cameroon number data have destination goals set up in Analytics by default because they don't know how to set up event-based goals. But what we have is destination-based, I mean you fill out the form, you get a thank you page, and you're recording the views of that thank you page as goals, which is one way to do that.

But the problem is that a lot of people, who aren't very good at internet browsing, will bookmark this page or they'll keep coming back to it because maybe you put some really useful information on your thank you page, which you should do, except that means people keep looking at the form over and over again without filling it out. So now your conversion rate is messed up because you're basing it on the destination, not the actual action of the form being submitted.

A because it can really play into the way you view your data.

Ad blockers
Ad blockers can be anywhere from 2% to 10% of your audience depending on how sophisticated your visitors are. So you end up in situations where you have a form filled out, you don't have a relevant visit to match that form fill.