>> Is there actually a way with GA to keep records of exit paths to
>> advertisers? 
>> I went for the GA plugin on a Wordpress site for this reason but I'm
>> starting to think I have wasted my time. If this is the case, any
>> other suggestions would be welcome. I'm not a commercial expert.
> Which plugin?  Some of the Wordpress GA plugins allow you to enable 
> this.  Check the plugin options page or check the other GA plugins.

Does that mean that if you block Google Analytics (as I do on Firefox)
you don't get to see the site at all?

Sounds like a case of "be careful what you ask for because you might
get it".

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"Jack Campin - bogus address" wrote...
>>> Is there actually a way with GA to keep records of exit paths to
>>> advertisers?
>>> I went for the GA plugin on a Wordpress site for this reason but I'm
>>> starting to think I have wasted my time. If this is the case, any
>>> other suggestions would be welcome. I'm not a commercial expert.
>> Which plugin?  Some of the Wordpress GA plugins allow you to enable
>> this.  Check the plugin options page or check the other GA plugins.
>
> Does that mean that if you block Google Analytics (as I do on Firefox)
> you don't get to see the site at all?

Now why would you go doing that... are you worried MI5 are tracking you and 
giving your browser history to Richard & Judy?

> Sounds like a case of "be careful what you ask for because you might
> get it".

I ended up putting GA script all in £manualy instead of plugin. He got it.

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"dE|_"  wrote in message 
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:
: "Jack Campin - bogus address" wrote...
: >>> Is there actually a way with GA to keep records of exit 
paths to
: >>> advertisers?
: >>> I went for the GA plugin on a Wordpress site for this 
reason but I'm
: >>> starting to think I have wasted my time. If this is the 
case, any
: >>> other suggestions would be welcome. I'm not a commercial 
expert.
: >> Which plugin?  Some of the Wordpress GA plugins allow you to 
enable
: >> this.  Check the plugin options page or check the other GA 
plugins.
: >
: > Does that mean that if you block Google Analytics (as I do on 
Firefox)
: > you don't get to see the site at all?
:
: Now why would you go doing that... are you worried MI5 are 
tracking you and
: giving your browser history to Richard & Judy?
:

Point of principle I suspect, many people consider their data as 
their own property, Google has neither paid nor asked for it's 
use. As an example, I block all third party cookies, not because 
I believe that cookies are bad (like some) but because why should 
web site XYZ place or obtain information just because I have 
visited web site ABC?

On the subject of Firefox plug-ins, does anyone know of a plug-in 
that disables animated gif's, those ruddy stupid animated 
smiley's as found on web forums and the like are driving me nuts!
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"Owen Rees"  wrote in message 
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> On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 13:20:23 -0000, "Jerry"
> <mapson.scarts@btinternet.com.INVALID> wrote in
> <go3gj9$np$1@news.motzarella.org>:
>
>>On the subject of Firefox plug-ins, does anyone know of a plug-in
>>that disables animated gif's, those ruddy stupid animated
>>smiley's as found on web forums and the like are driving me nuts!
>
> The "Web Developer" plug-in has an option to disable image animations.

Jerry told me he doesnt need developer plugins.

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On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 13:20:23 -0000, "Jerry"
<mapson.scarts@btinternet.com.INVALID> wrote in
<go3gj9$np$1@news.motzarella.org>:

>On the subject of Firefox plug-ins, does anyone know of a plug-in 
>that disables animated gif's, those ruddy stupid animated 
>smiley's as found on web forums and the like are driving me nuts!

The "Web Developer" plug-in has an option to disable image animations.

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"dE|_"  wrote in message 
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:
: "Owen Rees"  wrote in message
: news:r1abq45atmq4nai6t1kr96bg7uv3h5heko@4ax.com...
: > On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 13:20:23 -0000, "Jerry"
: > <mapson.scarts@btinternet.com.INVALID> wrote in
: > <go3gj9$np$1@news.motzarella.org>:
: >
: >>On the subject of Firefox plug-ins, does anyone know of a 
plug-in
: >>that disables animated gif's, those ruddy stupid animated
: >>smiley's as found on web forums and the like are driving me 
nuts!
: >
: > The "Web Developer" plug-in has an option to disable image 
animations.
:
: Jerry told me he doesnt need developer plugins.
:

Your point being?...

"Jerry" asked:
> : >
> : >>On the subject of Firefox plug-ins, does anyone know of a
> plug-in
> : >>that disables animated gif's, those ruddy stupid animated
> : >>smiley's as found on web forums and the like are driving me
> nuts!
> : >
> : > The "Web Developer" plug-in has an option to disable image
> animations.
> :
> : Jerry told me he doesnt need developer plugins.
> :
>
> Your point being?...

Well I was just pointing it out to Owen, but if you want my analysis; I just
don't think you should be so decisive that you don't need developer plugins
when it turns out that it's what you needed and are now being recommended.
Most people have been down that road in some subject so I'll leave it there.

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