: Analytics: finding who contacted me I have a contact form on one of my website's page and I would like to get statistics out of Google Analytics on people who actually used that contact form.

I have a contact form on one of my website's page and I would like to get statistics out of Google Analytics on people who actually used that contact form.

I could check the exit page (/contact) but that does not mean they used the form.

Is there a way to do that ? I would like to find out more about these people (where they came from, etc...) since they are my potential clients.

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Where do they go when a form is successfully completed?
Normally you would take them to a thankyou page. You would then track this page to know who submitted the form.

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