Marketing Tracking
Add tracking pixels and analytics scripts to your event pages to measure conversions from ads and campaigns. This is separate from UTM Short Links, which track traffic sources via URL parameters.
Where to find it
- Location: Event dashboard → Marketing Tracking (in the sidebar under Marketing).
How it works
Tracking code you add is injected into your event page. When visitors view or complete registration, your ad platforms (e.g. Facebook, Google) and analytics tools can attribute conversions.
flowchart LR
subgraph you [You]
Add[Add tracker]
end
subgraph visitor [Visitor]
Page[Event page]
Reg[Register]
end
subgraph platform [Your platforms]
Pixel[Facebook Pixel]
GA[Google Analytics]
end
Add --> Page
Page --> Pixel
Page --> GA
Reg --> Pixel
Reg --> GA
Tracker types
| Type | Use for |
|---|---|
| Pixel | Conversion pixels (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.) |
| Script | Custom JavaScript snippets |
| Analytics | Google Analytics, Mixpanel, or similar |
Creating a tracker
- Go to Marketing Tracking.
- Click Add Tracker.
- Enter:
- Name (required) — e.g. "Facebook Pixel", "Google Analytics".
- Type — Pixel, Script, or Analytics.
- Tracking Code (required) — Paste the pixel or script from your ad platform.
- Set Active to enable the tracker.
- Click Create Tracker.
Managing trackers
- Edit — Change name, type, or code.
- Enable / Disable — Toggle without deleting.
- Delete — Remove the tracker.
UTM vs Marketing Tracking
| Feature | UTM Short Links | Marketing Tracking |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Track which link/campaign drove traffic | Measure conversions on your event page |
| Mechanism | URL parameters | Injected pixels/scripts |
| Use for | Share unique links per campaign | Attribution in ad platforms |
Use both together: UTM links for traffic source, tracking pixels for conversion events.
See UTM Short Links for campaign link tracking. See Event Dashboard for the full sidebar structure.