Kajabi Analytics offers essential data to help you run your online business. If you wish to gain more insight into your site analytics, learn to add your Google Tag Manager Code to your site to better understand conversions, site analytics, and more.
In this article:
- Google Tag Manager (GTM)
- Add the GTM code to your site
- Add the GTM code to your page with Kajabi Pages
- Add the GTM code to your page with the premier theme
Google Tag Manager (GTM)
Google Tag Manager is a tag managing solution offered by Google to manage and simplify the tag implementation and management process for marketers, analysts, and developers.
Google Tags is typically used to track basic web page activity alongside Google Analytics to gain a better understanding of your site's performance and activity.
Learn about Google Tag Manager
Kajabi helps you track data with Google Analytics with the native Google Analytic integration built into your Settings. Learn to connect Google Analytics for more details.
Add the GTM code to your site
Add your Google Tag Manager (GTM) Code to your website on Kajabi.
Step 1. Create a Google Tag Manager account
First, create a Google Tag Manager Account to gain more insight to your site analytics.
Step 2. Copy your Google Tag Manager (GTM) code
After creating a Google Tag Manager Account, you are given the Tag Manager code to install onto your site.
Copy the first snippet of code:
Step 3. Paste your Google Tag Manager (GTM) code to your page scripts
Navigate to your Kajabi account to paste the GTM code snippet to your site Page Scripts.
- Open the Settings tab from the Dashboard.
- Click Site Details.
- Scroll to Page Scripts.
- Paste your GTM Code Snippet.
- Click Save to keep your changes:
Add the GTM code to your page
Add your Google Tag Manager (GTM) Code to specific landing pages built with Kajabi Pages.
Step 1. Create a Google Tag Manager account
First, create a Google Tag Manager Account to gain more insight to your site analytics.
Step 2. Copy your Google Tag Manager (GTM) code
After creating a Google Tag Manager Account, you are given the Tag Manager code to install onto your site.
Copy the second snippet of code provided:
Step 3. Paste your Google Tag Manager (GTM) code to your page
Navigate to your Kajabi account to paste the GTM code snippet to the Custom Code located in your Page Settings for landing pages built with Kajabi Pages.
- Open the Website tab from the Dashboard.
- Click Pages.
- Locate the Page you wish to add your GTM Code to.
- Click Customize.
- Open the Settings tab from the sidebar panel.
- Click Custom Code.
- Locate the Javascript Code field.
- Paste your second GTM snippet of code.
- Click Save to keep your changes:
Repeat for all custom landing pages built with Kajabi Pages that you wish to add your Google Tag Manager to.
Add the GTM code to your page with the premier theme
Add your Google Tag Manager (GTM) Code to specific landing pages built with the Legacy Theme, Premier.
Step 1. Create a Google Tag Manager account
First, create a Google Tag Manager Account to gain more insight to your site analytics.
Step 2. Copy & paste the first code snippet
After creating a Google Tag Manager Account, you are given the Tag Manager code to install onto your site.
Copy the first snippet of code provided:
Navigate to your Kajabi account to paste the first GTM code snippet to the Code Editor of your page.
- Open the Code Editor for your page built with Premier.
- Open the Templates folder.
- Select the index.liquid file.
- Locate the opening
<head>tag. - In the line immediately below the opening
<head>tag, paste the first snippet of code:
Step 3. Copy & paste the second code snippet
After copying and pasting the first snippet of your GTM Code, return to Google Tag Manager and copy the second snippet of code provided:
Then, navigate back to your Kajabi account to paste the second GTM code snippet to the Code Editor of your landing page.
- Open the Code Editor for your page built with Premier.
- Open the Templates folder.
- Select the index.liquid file.
- Locate the opening
<body>tag. - In the line immediately below the opening
<body>tag, paste the second snippet of code:
