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Our direct Google Analytics integration tracks page views by default. This means it will fire each time the page loads.

In order to connect your Google Analytics account with the landing page, follow the steps in this article: https://d.pr/OZrjvR. When you need to track more advanced metrics with Google Analytics, you will also have to customize and add their tracking script following the instruction below.

Please refer to this guide here: https://d.pr/reKeLb for event tracking with GA4.

Conversions will be triggered either by button clicks, or by form submissions, or by visits to a thank you page (used as a conversion page).

Note: You first have to connect the main Google Analytics integration as described in the article mentioned above.

1. Conversions triggered by button clicks

You can easily add Google Analytics events that fire upon button clicks using the code snippet below. Paste the code into Settings - Javascript - Body:

For any Google Analytics event, you will need to customize the event parameters. You will need to replace the square brackets with your event fields. Note that the fields [Category] and [Action] are required. The rest of the fields are optional: if you configured them in Google Analytics, replace the brackets with their names; if you are not using them, delete the corresponding brackets from the code.

Please consult Google’s documentation for more information about how to configure your Google Analytics events here: https://d.pr/iBX89T. 

You will also have to change the element ID number with the one of your own button. Here is how you can find the button element ID number:

If you want to track multiple buttons, you will have to add the code again for each button. Don’t forget to customize all the individual code snippets to have the correct element ID number and event parameters for each separate button.

2. Conversions triggered by form submissions

While you can check the form submissions on our built-in Analytics dashboard, you can also set up a Google Analytics event to track them.

Note that we offer two different code snippets for when you want to fire the same Google Analytics event for all your page forms or for when you want to fire a different Google Analytics event for each form on your page.

If you want to track one form, you need to paste the following snippet into Settings - Javascript - Body:

Just like with event fired on button clicks, be sure to customize the event parameters as per Google’s documentation here: https://d.pr/6w1ajz.

If you have multiple forms on the same page, please use the snippet below. This needs to be pasted into Settings - Javascript - Body:

For this second code snippet, you will need to edit the "wid" value, which is only the digit part of the element ID. For #element-659, the "wid" value is "659".

3. Conversions triggered on the thank you page

You can also track conversions with a thank you page. First, create and publish a thank you page, and then set your main landing page to redirect to the thank you page after form submission, as shown here: https://d.pr/H4HkLO. In this case, both pages should have the Google Analytics ID added in Settings> Analytics, and the thank you page should contain this code snippet as well in Settings - JavaScript - Body:

How to track the same action on multiple platforms at the same time

If you need to track conversions using events from both Facebook(https://d.pr/K56sJw) and Google Analytics(https://d.pr/hoi7AN) or Google Ads(https://d.pr/mKU0dz), you just need to add the code for that platform in the same function, instead of copying the entire code again. This is because the function only needs to be triggered once. If you use the same code with the same function twice, the second function will override the first one. You can find the content of the respective functions in the dedicated articles for conversion tracking for the other platforms linked above.

1. For form submissions

2. For button clicks

Attributing conversions to different variations if you are A/B testing your page

If you are A/B testing your page and you want to attribute the conversions tracked with events to a certain variation, you will need to send the data to the dimension that represents that variation. 

To do that, the following code needs to be added right above the standard form or button conversion tracking:

var variantName = __variant_custom_name;

This will identify the variation name from the visitor's browser, so they can attribute their conversions to that variation. Next, you will need to add another object in the event snippet: 

{dimension1: variantName}

For example, here is what an event snippet will look like after you add that:

ga('IPTracker.send', 'event', 'form', 'submit',  {dimension1: variantName});

NOTE: You will need to change dimension1 to dimension2, dimension3, etc, depending on the index number of the GA dimension that represents the variation in question.  This can be checked in the GA account in Admin >> Property Settings >> Custom Definitions >> Custom Dimensions (Screenshot: https://d.pr/i/bwQDSZ ).

If needed, you can also refer to Google Analytics’ documentation on custom dimensions: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/custom-dims-mets