tracking outbound links clicks on blogger.com

Shaybib

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I have a blogger.com blog. they have an option to add analytics on the setting/
But I also want to track click on outbound links. To do this google says I need to add an onclick event for each link (beside the script that you add once)
is there a way to track outbound clicks without editing each and every link?
 
I have a blogger.com blog. they have an option to add analytics on the setting/
But I also want to track click on outbound links. To do this google says I need to add an onclick event for each link (beside the script that you add once)
is there a way to track outbound clicks without editing each and every link?

@Shaybib

When it comes to tracking outbound clicks, you can check out the Google Analytics Plug-in. This plug-in does automatic tracking of outbound clicks without the need to modify every link on your website. It can scan your page in the background, and it adjusts as these links as per Google Analytics with the help of an onClick event handler.
 
@Shaybib

When it comes to tracking outbound clicks, you can check out the Google Analytics Plug-in. This plug-in does automatic tracking of outbound clicks without the need to modify every link on your website. It can scan your page in the background, and it adjusts as these links as per Google Analytics with the help of an onClick event handler.
thanks but you are talking about WordPress site I think. I am talking about blogger.com blog (Blogspot)
 
thanks but you are talking about WordPress site I think. I am talking about blogger.com blog (Blogspot)
It doesn't matter. Just go to analytics.google.com

Register your site there if you have not already done so. It's pretty easy. Just Google to see how to setup Google Analytics for any site. You can also do some tracking in Google Webmaster tool.
 
It doesn't matter. Just go to analytics.google.com

Register your site there if you have not already done so. It's pretty easy. Just Google to see how to setup Google Analytics for any site. You can also do some tracking in Google Webmaster tool.
It doesn't matter. Just go to analytics.google.com

Register your site there if you have not already done so. It's pretty easy. Just Google to see how to setup Google Analytics for any site. You can also do some tracking in Google Webmaster tool.
Google say to add onclick event t every link
I have hundreds of posts and links. I can't add onclick events manually
 
Google tag manager which doesn't require any modification of source code.
 
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