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How can I configure visitor tracking by geography in RB2B?

Updated over 2 weeks ago

RB2B offers robust features to track and identify website visitors, allowing for geographical segmentation. Below is a comprehensive guide to understanding and configuring these settings.

Overview of Tracking Capabilities

RB2B provides two levels of visitor tracking:

  1. Person-Level Visitor Tracking: This is only available for website visitors located within the United States.

  2. Company-Level Visitor Tracking: This can include visitors from countries outside the United States, depending on your configuration settings. International company-level tracking is disabled by default but can be enabled.

Configuring Geographical Tracking

Person-Level Tracking

Person-level visitor tracking is geographically restricted to the United States. If you require individual-level data for visitors, ensure you are targeting US-based audiences.

Company-Level Tracking

To expand tracking capabilities to an international audience, you can enable company-level visitor tracking in your RB2B account settings. This feature collects data about companies visiting your website, regardless of geographical location:

  • By default, international tracking is turned off.

  • When the setting is enabled, company-level tracking will include visitors from other countries, such as Canada.

  • Disabling international tracking will limit company-level tracking to US-based companies only.

Steps to Enable/Disable International Tracking

Follow these steps to configure company-level tracking by geography:

  1. Log into your RB2B account.

  2. Navigate to Settings.

  3. Locate the International Tracking section.

  4. Toggle the setting On or Off as needed: - Enable international tracking to include visitors from all over the world. - Disable the setting to restrict tracking to the United States.

Note: You may need an active trial or subscription to access and update these settings.

Practical Tips for Tracking Configuration

  • Consider your business needs and audience. If your target market is primarily in the US, disabling international tracking can help focus on relevant data.

  • Conversely, enabling international tracking is beneficial if you aim to gather data from a global audience.

  • Regularly review your tracking settings to ensure they align with your current business strategy.

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By following these guidelines, you can effectively manage geographical tracking configurations in RB2B to suit your business requirements.

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