: Get a report of which link of several links to the same other page was pressed in Google Analytics Is there any way to see via Google Analytics exactly which links were pressed to reach a

@Eichhorn148

Google Analytics has a feature called Enhanced Link Attribution that does exactly what you want:


You can tag your pages to implement an enhanced link-tracking functionality that lets you:


See separate information for multiple links on a page that all have the same destination. For example, if there are two links on the same page that both lead to the Contact Us page, then you see separate click information for each link.
See when one page element has multiple destinations. For example, a Search button on your page is likely to lead to multiple destinations.
Track buttons, menus, and actions driven by javascript.



To implement it, you need to add extra code to your Analytics snippet on each of the pages on your site. You also need to enable it in the Admin settings for your Analytics property. Their help page shows you how to do so.

You also need to then assign unique ids to each of the links on your page so that it can distinguish between them in the reporting.

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@Alves908

I don't think that there is a way to do that without doing a little extra. I couple of ways I can think of are below:

1) Set up an event for each of the links or use a Link-Click Listener if you use Google Tag Manager. Google Tag Manager will be your best bet if you are trying to track a ton of links. It will help you automate the whole process a bit.

2) Use a Heatmap service such as Crazy Egg or Clicky to give you a quick visual snapshot of what was clicked on the page.

Using Option #1 you will be able to pull a report of triggered events in Google Analytics.

Using Option #2 you will not get data to work with but a simple visual of which link is performing better.

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