=== Track Page Scroll ===
Contributors: mndpsingh287
Tags: page tracking,measure reading time,click events,scrolling time
Requires at least: 3.4
Tested up to: 4.5
Stable tag: 1.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Track events by viewer on your webpages in Google analytics with this plugin.

== Description ==

Measure how many times the particular page loads in a browser. Track when a visitor starts scrolling down the page. Track how much time it takes to start scrolling. Track when the visitor reached the bottom of the page and how long it took.Measure time between page loading and start reading (i.e. scrolling). Measure time between start reading and the bottom of the article. Measure time between start reading and the bottom of the page.

== Installation ==

1. Upload the `track-page-scroll` folder to the directory `/wp-content/plugins/`.
2. Activate the plugin using the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

== Frequently asked questions ==

= If we are using this plugin then is there need to add custom GTM track code in header ? =

No if you are using shortcode then then no need because it contains already.


== Screenshots ==

1. Find Class or id for trackpage
2. Click on add New Link
3. Add class and GTM UA Number
4. Screenshot of Shortcode page
5. Add shortcode on particular page or post 
6. Login into google account after see different screenshot  6 to 12
7. Screenshot of ArticleLoaded, StartReading, ContentBottom or PageBottom
8. View engagement actions for individual content in Google Analytics
9. Average amount of time it takes to interact with content
10. Measure traffic sources based on actual reading metrics
11. Get some deeper insights by segmenting reading data based on category
12. Working with content engagement data in Excel is really powerful


== Changelog ==

Plugin Name updated from Track Page By Mysense to Track Page Scroll in 1.0.1

## How to use

1. First Go to Track page menu then click on Add New 
2. Add GTM UA Number
3. Add page link or class/id

Use the generated shortcode as like [trackpage id=1] or <?php echo do_shortcode('[trackpage id=1]')?> in your php file
(Note: id may be changed) to track you page readers or viewers.