To track visitor activities for your campaign on external web pages, create a website
connector that collects activity data from your external site. Then, create the embed code
to add to your external site, and associate it with your website connector, business unit,
and a campaign. You can then copy the embed code to your website.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Enterprise
and Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Advanced Edition
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Web
Tracking, and then select Website
Connectors.
Click New.
Name the website connector and click
Create.
Create the embed code.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Web
Tracking, and then select Webpage Embed
Codes.
Click New.
Name the embed code and select a website connector.
Select a business unit to associate with the embed code.
In the Configure Tracking Settings section, select whether to require
consent to track external pages that include the embed code. This
setting is on by default. You're responsible for complying with privacy
laws and regulations applicable to your business.
Select a campaign to associate with the engagement data.
Click Create.
To enable data collection on your website, copy the embed code and add it to
your website’s head tag.
If necessary, configure and apply the web consent banner.
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