u/Feisty-Narwhal8400

Phonebank for Virginia - tonight!

Phonebank for Virginia - tonight!

Hey party people,

Everyone is so passionate and motivated in this sub; I thought I’d sound the alarm that Virginia (a very purple state) has a special election tomorrow (4/21) on whether they should vote “yes” on a new redistricting map that favors Democrats and counteracts previous redistricting actions by Republicans.

Special elections are usually low-turnout, so you can phonebank or text bank from the comfort of your own home, no matter where you are in the U.S. to get out their vote. I’m super introverted and phone-averse and these always go well for me!

I am linking a Mobilize event, but just google “phone bank for Virginia” to find other options if you’re not a fan.

mobilize.us
u/Feisty-Narwhal8400 — 21 hours ago

Question about user_id/CRM tracking

Hello everyone,

Newer to GA4 so if my question needs more clarification, I'm happy to provide!

I work for an organization that is very sensitive about P.I.I., so we have never used user_id or Google Signals for streamlined user tracking.

We are starting to run paid advertising and need to track:

  1. If a user came from an ad
  2. If a user completed an information request form (the form calls for name and email) either via the ad landing page, or later on via a similar form on a non-ad landing page on our website. Request form sends their info to a CRM
  3. If that user goes on to complete an application within the CRM, completing the cycle of clicked ad>filled form>name in CRM>application completed in CRM (this would be the ultimate conversion action)

I have GTM set up, I have our ads platforms linked to GA4, I have the form submission as a key event...I am now lost on how to ensure the form submitters go on to become applicants without storing their name or email.
-Can I assign a user_id at the time of the form submission?
-How do I ensure the CRM is linked to website actions?

Thank you so so much!

reddit.com
u/Feisty-Narwhal8400 — 5 days ago