Answer the question
In order to leave comments, you need to log in
What service should be used to collect statistics about user actions?
Hello.
Now I have a website under development - netacar.ie .
In short - a site for the selection and sale of cars in Ireland.
On the main page of the site (landing page) there are 3 selects (Type of fuel, type of car and manufacturer) and 3 sliders (maximum cost of a car, maximum contribution for a car and maximum amount of overpayment).
Example:
{"fuel_types"=>["Diesel"], "car_types"=>["4WD", "City"], "car_makes"=>["BMW", "Hyundai"], "total_spend"=>" 88339", "deposit"=>"14943"}
The task is to collect events generated by the user.
Those, if the user chooses a sports type Ford and wants to pay 50K for it,
Actually, there are no problems with recording, now google analytics is used, before that there was keen.io.
Recording example:
Category => select type (fuel, car type or manufacturer)
Action =>
Label select value => slider type (payment, overpayment, installment)
Value => slider value
But the customer wanted to see statistics like - How many people do not want a car more expensive than 35K, etc.
Ideally, I would like to be able to find out how much users are willing to pay for a sports BMW with a gasoline engine and so on.
Unfortunately, GA and Keen.io do not provide such an opportunity.
Google also did not give any results, there are a lot of statistics collection services, but some do not understand custom events from the client. And those that understand - do not give normal means of processing.
Now I'm leaning towards starting to fence my garden in the admin panel of the site and storing data in the database.
But perhaps there are ready-made services that have such functionality.
What do you advise?
Thank you.
Answer the question
In order to leave comments, you need to log in
Using Google Analytics, have you used their Tracking Events ?
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/...
In theory, if a user sets up events for changes in some price data and sends them to analytics, you can get fairly accurate data using a familiar tool.
Ultimately, I came to the same method that TjRus suggested. Thanks
Didn't find what you were looking for?
Ask your questionAsk a Question
731 491 924 answers to any question