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How do I make timer copy believable?
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How to Implement Exit-Intent Tracking
Exit-intent tracking requires event-level data plus order attribution. Without both, you are flying blind - you may know how many people saw the offer but not how many actually bought as a result. A properly implemented tracking system connects exit behavior to revenue outcomes.
Exit-Intent Tracking Implementation
| Tracking Event | What to Capture | Tool |
|---|---|---|
| Exit intent triggered | Session ID, page URL, timestamp | Custom event or GA4 |
| Offer viewed (impression) | Offer ID, session ID, offer type | Custom event or GA4 |
| Offer accepted (claim) | Offer ID, session ID, discount code | Custom event or GA4 |
| Offer dismissed | Offer ID, session ID, time visible | Custom event or GA4 |
| Order with discount code | Discount code, order value, timestamp | Shopify order data |
Attribution Method
Use the discount code as the attribution bridge between exit-intent event data and order data. When an order is placed using a code that was generated by exit-intent, that order is attributed to the campaign. Track both immediate purchases and delayed redemptions within the code's validity window.
Growth Suite Tip: Growth Suite handles exit-intent tracking natively through its Funnel Report and Cart Insights - all exit events, offer interactions, and resulting orders are tracked automatically without requiring custom event setup.
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