Feature Requests

Show Blog Traffic data

My stats are not showing up correctly. It keeps mixing in sales from previous days, and is even showing that I made sales tomorrow which obviously hasn't occured. I checked my timezone settings but it is set up correctly, so I'm not sure what timezone it's working off of or if it's just not beign accurate.

The Landing Pages do not show pageviews. The column only shows N/A. Also, it is not possible to run a Analytics Report for 'Pageviews for Landing Page'.

The Analytics in CF 2.0 are really basic, and for a business it's important to know more about the situation of the business. I just give one example, if you open -> Opt-ins by landing page, you can check the report but only for 3 pages. If you have 10 or more pages of optin (like me) you have to use the filter to check 3 pages per times. I mean I would like to have a professional tool, and this part needs to be improved a lot for me... What do you think guys? Are you agree with me? If so, write down here the improvement that you would like to see on the Analytics. Thanks!

Allow users to reset the a funnels stats which appear on the funnel index page back to 0.

Right now the average cart value is not calculated in a useful way. If I have a $197 product and then a $100 on the OTO page. In my mind that is one purchase from one client with one visit to the funnel. Therefore the average cart value should be $297 for this purchase. Right now CF treats the offer and OTO as separate carts and calculates the ACV as $148.50 because it sees this one transaction as two. This makes the ACV number completely meaningless. It would be great if as the customer moves through the funnel it was one cart value

Add additional columns to the broadcast index page to show stats for: Sent Opened Clicked Revenue The same as in classic, making it easier to see/compare the performance of different broadcast emails.

Add stat about view time to video uploaded to ClickFunnels accounts.

It would be awesome to be able to have a visual data option like a pie chart of all the answers given throughout the survey. For example, when you do a survey using google forms, you get a nice, easy to read visual breaking down the answers that were given and how many people chose a specific answer.

Create native heat mapping. Allowing users to view and analyse this data without the need for a 3rd party integration.