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Web Analytics · Goals and conversions

Count the visits that turn into something.

Traffic is the start. Set up goals as custom events, like a sign-up, a download or a single button click, and Web Analytics shows which sources, campaigns and pages bring people who act.

Common challenges

Traffic went up. Next comes the sign-up question.

Leadership

Traffic is up. Are sign-ups?

The question always comes next.

Content

Which articles bring buyers?

Some posts get views. Some get customers.

Channels

AI traffic is growing. Does it convert?

You'd like to know before investing more.

How it works

Define, track, then compare.

01 · DEFINE

Choose what counts

A button click, a download, a page visit.

02 · TRACK

Events are recorded

Every completion is counted.

03 · COMPARE

Split by source

See which channels and campaigns convert.

Traffic sources →
04 · IMPROVE

Fix the weak spots

Pages with traffic but no goals come first.

Page performance →
What's inside

Goals that match what matters to you.

Custom events

Any action can be a goal.

Goals are custom events. Track a button click, a form, a download or a visit to a thank-you page.

  • Button clicksStart free trial, Book a demo, Download.
  • Page visitsA thank-you or confirmation page.
  • Completions and rateHow often it happens, and as a share of visits.
Goals · last 30 days
GoalTypeCompletionsRate
Start free trialButton click6423.5%
Download templateButton click1,3187.2%
Book a demoPage visit1180.6%
Demo account · illustrative
By source and campaign

See which traffic converts.

Split any goal by channel or campaign. Organic, AI, email and paid, compared on the same terms.

  • By channelIncluding AI tools.
  • By campaignFrom your UTM tags.
  • By pageWhich landing pages lead to goals.
Visits by channel · last 30 days
Demo account · illustrative
Conversion rate

Compare channels on what they produce.

A channel with fewer visits can still bring more sign-ups. Conversion rate by channel puts them on the same footing.

  • Rate beside volumeCompletions and conversion rate for each channel.
  • AI tools includedAI traffic is a channel of its own, so its rate is shown too.
  • Previous periodSee whether a channel converts better than last month.
Goal: Book a demo · last 30 days
ChannelCompletionsRate
Organic search1841.9%
AI tools412.6%
Email373.1%
Paid220.8%
Demo account · illustrative
Why it's different

Visits counted, or results counted.

Traffic numbers can go up while nothing else does. Goals show whether the right people are coming.

Traffic-only analyticsvisits

Plenty of numbers about arrivals, nothing about what visitors did next.

Web Analyticsvisits and goals

Custom events down to a button click, split by channel, campaign and page.

How does SEORCE track goals and conversions?

SEORCE Web Analytics tracks goals as custom events, which can be anything from a visit to a thank-you page to a single button click. It shows completions and conversion rates, and lets you split goals by channel, campaign and page, so you can see which sources bring visitors who act.

Key facts

  • Goals are tracked as custom events
  • Custom events can include button clicks
  • Goal completions and conversion rates are shown
  • Goals can be split by channel, campaign and page

Last reviewed 15 October 2026 by the SEORCE team.

Common questions

Goals, answered.

Updated 15 October 2026

Any custom event, including button clicks, downloads, form submissions and visits to a specific page.

Yes. Goals can be split by channel, and AI tools are a channel of their own.

Yes. Goals can be split by channel, including AI tools, and by UTM campaign.

No. It shows which visits led to a goal on your site. Deal and pipeline tracking stays in your CRM.

No. Goals are tracked by the same cookieless script as the rest of Web Analytics.

Start today

Count what matters, then do more of it.

Add the script, set up your first goal and see which sources convert.

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