# GA Event Tracking Code for Blog Comments

Ever wonder which posts received the most blog comments? Wish you could easily tell without mining through your archives? Using event tracking in Google Analytics we can set up blog comments as a goal in Google Analytics. Use the form to build GA Event tracking code for blog comments, then add the code to the blog comment button to track the event.

## Event Tracking Code Builder for Blog Comments

- **Comment Category**
- **Comment Action**
- **Comment Label**
- **Comment Value**
- **Non-Interaction (Optional)** Default: Count event as a user interaction True: Make event a non-interaction (Select “true” if you want to consider it a bounce when a visitor views one page, submits a contact form and leaves without viewing any other pages.)

Place the following code within the code of your blog comment submit button:

It should look something like this for your comment button:

### Optional Goal Setup

After you add the event tracking code to your site, you may want to setup a goal in Google Analytics that's related to the event. Follow these instructions to setup the goal.

1. Login to Google Analytics and click on **Admin** in the main navigation.
2. Select the _Account_ and _Property_ where you want to create the goal. Under the _View_ list, click on **Goals**
3. Click on the **New Goal** button, click on the **Custom** radio button and then click on the **Next step** button.
4. Name the goal and select the **Event** radio button.
5. Populate all of the relevant goal details (in bold):
   - Category \| that matches \|
   - Action \| that matches \|
   - Label \| that matches \|
   - Value \| that matches \|
6. Click the **Create Goal** button. You're done!