Bonus pages use their own design, so they leave out your theme's extras. Tracking codes are how you still run your pixels and analytics on them. Add a code once and it runs on every page Bonus Builder makes.
Where the codes run:
Every Bonus Builder page: bonus pages, download pages, the email step, opt-in pages and thank-you pages.
Codes for every page:
- Open Your Profile and find Tracking codes on your pages.
- Paste each code in the right box. The maker of the code usually says which one.
- In the <head> of every page. Most codes go here: the Google tag, a Meta Pixel, TikTok, Microsoft Clarity.
- Right after <body>. For example the noscript part of Google Tag Manager.
- Before </body>. Scripts that should load last.
- Click Save.
Codes for one project:
- Open the project and go to step 5, Delivery & leads.
- Under Where new leads go, open Tracking codes for this project's pages. When a project has codes, the heading shows how many are in use.
- Paste the codes into In the <head>, Right after <body> or Before </body>, and click Save.
These run after the codes for every page, so a pixel only for one launch sits on top of your usual ones.
Your own visits:
Tracking codes do not run for you while you are signed in to WordPress, so your own visits do not count in your pixels or analytics. To test a code, open the page in a private window.
If your account cannot save scripts:
On some sites only the site owner may save script tags. Your Profile then says so, and script tags are removed when you save. Ask the site owner to add them.
Other plugins on your pages:
ResultsAiX Optimize, ResultsAiX Pulse and other plugins that add themselves to every page of your site work on Bonus Builder pages too.
A real example:
Sam pastes the Google tag for yoursite.com into In the <head> of every page on Your Profile. For the ClipForge AI launch, Sam adds a Meta Pixel on step 5 of that project only.