We're currently attempting to manually insert a lead into Salesforce rather than relying on the client web browser to be momentarily shunted to http://lct.salesforce.com/sfga.
We're doing this by capturing the overwritten value of sfga in a webform when the javascript is executed as well as capturing current browser cookies into our own database. This data is later "replayed" to the http://lct.salesforce.com/sfga script later on by using libcurl. We then make our usual web-to-lead function call.
While the lead does get inserted into salesforce, it is never associated with the original google keywords/adwords that led to the page in the first place.
So my question is: what data must we send to http://lct.salesforce.com/sfga in order for it to be able to correlate the original google search terms with the lead that's being inserted?
We're currently attempting to manually insert a lead into Salesforce rather than relying on the client web browser to be momentarily shunted to http://lct.salesforce.com/sfga.
We're doing this by capturing the overwritten value of sfga in a webform when the javascript is executed as well as capturing current browser cookies into our own database. This data is later "replayed" to the http://lct.salesforce.com/sfga script later on by using libcurl. We then make our usual web-to-lead function call.
While the lead does get inserted into salesforce, it is never associated with the original google keywords/adwords that led to the page in the first place.
So my question is: what data must we send to http://lct.salesforce.com/sfga in order for it to be able to correlate the original google search terms with the lead that's being inserted?
