That’s a tough one. The only way I can visualize getting that number (actual buys) would be to duplicate your item in your Square library. You’re second item of the same thing would then show in Square item sales reports once a customer completed the sale. It’s not elegant. You’d have two sales figures in Square — one for the item as sold through the Google ad and the other for the same item sold in your POS and/or online store. But, I think it would work.
Hey there @RuksanaH. What you were told is correct. Web site statistic reports do not get so granular as to tell us how many times visitors click on various elements on web pages. That is not just Square/Weebly, but all statistic reports. For example, Google Analytics reports work the same way.
That being said, can you explain exactly why you need this kind of information? I’m having a hard time figuring out how this could be useful. I might be able to help you find another solution, if I understand your needs. Also, there may be webpage plugins that can be used to do this, but because of the server resources that would be needed to track and store it, I would imagine those come with monthly costs. And I’m not certain such tools exist, anyway.
That’s a tough one. The only way I can visualize getting that number (actual buys) would be to duplicate your item in your Square library. You’re second item of the same thing would then show in Square item sales reports once a customer completed the sale. It’s not elegant. You’d have two sales figures in Square — one for the item as sold through the Google ad and the other for the same item sold in your POS and/or online store. But, I think it would work.
It wouldn’t formerly the sales. You sell one of the duplicate items exclusively on your Google ad. The other you only offer in your online store and other channels.
