Leadfeeder Tracker Installation with Google Tag Manager
In this video, you'll learn step by step how to easily install the Leadfeeder Tracker on your website using Google Tag Manager. We’ll guide you through copying your Leadfeeder tracking script, setting up a new tag in GTM (either using a Custom HTML tag or the Leadfeeder tag template), configuring it to fire on all pages, and publishing your changes. Finally, you'll verify the setup by checking your hostname rules in Dealfront to ensure everything is working correctly. Perfect for anyone wanting a quick, efficient way to track website visitors!
Video Transcript
In this video, you'll learn how to install the Leadfeeder Tracker on your website using Google Tag Manager.
Before starting this video, ensure Google Tag Manager is installed on your website. You can verify this using the Google Tag Assistant Chrome extension.
First copy your Leadfeeder tracking script. If you just signed up you will find it in the 'Get Started' screen. If you already have an account you can access the tracking script in the Company settings. Select Website Tracker and then select Tracker script to copy the code
Next log into your GTM account and select the container for your website. Click 'New Tag' to create a new tag.
Name your tag, like 'Leadfeeder Tracker,' then choose a configuration option. You can use either a Custom HTML tag or the Leadfeeder tag template.
If you use a Custom HTML tag. Paste the Leadfeeder tracking script into the tag configuration.
If you use the Leadfeeder branded tag template. Search for 'Leadfeeder' in the Community Template Gallery and add it to your workspace. Then, paste your script ID.
You’re almost there! This next step is really important to ensure the tracker installation works successfully. Set a trigger for the tag to fire. Choose 'All Pages' to ensure the tracker works across your entire site.
Make sure to save, submit, and publish your new tag. Confirm your changes on the GTM overview screen to ensure everything is live.
To verify your setup, check your hostname rules in Dealfront. These ensure you're tracking the correct domains. Make sure they are toggled on to be included.
And that is all there is to it. With Google Tag Manager and Leadfeeder, tracking your website is simple and efficient.
