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Implement Tracking Code for Third-Party Cookies
If you still use third-party tracking, you can copy the code and place it on your web pages. Use tracking code only on high-value web pages like a product listing or landing page.

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If you still use third-party tracking, you can copy the code and place it on your web pages. Use tracking code only on high-value web pages like a product listing or landing page.
| Available in: All Account Engagement Editions |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To view tracking code: | Account Engagement Administrator or Marketing role |
Place tracking code on web pages that are key to your marketing efforts where tracking activity is valuable. Don’t place the code on more general pages like the home page on your website.
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