Not every Lead Gen & CRM user solely uses the site analytics provided by the application.
Often, users want Google Tag Manager implemented on their site along with Lead Gen & CRM tracking code.
By default, pages built in the Landing Page Builder and hosted in Lead Gen & CRM do not have Google Tag Manager tracking.
This article will detail how to implement Google Tag Manager on landing pages built in Lead Gen & CRM.
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Placing Code on Landing Pages
To place tracking codes on landing pages, do the following:
<!-- Google Tag Manager -->
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Note: Constant Contact offers Professional Services to assist with custom coding.
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Refer to Google's help documentation for more information on web tracking with Google Tag Manager. However, when utilizing this external documentation, do not follow the second step that deals with <body>
tag content. Instead, use the supplied block of text in the above procedure.
This is due to how Google's instructions uses code that contains <noscript>
tags. Lead Gen & CRM does not permit <noscript>
tags. Also, Google's code can only run when JavaScript is not present in code. Lead Gen & CRM landing pages require JavaScript, which means that Google's supplied code would cause errors.