Enhance your event analytics by adding tracking snippets—such as Google Analytics or Meta Pixel—to your Snappic Microsite. This allows you to collect valuable data about user interactions and improve your marketing performance.
Table Of Contents
What You Can Add
Open the Event You Want to Edit
Tips for Best Results
Important Notes
You can add Google Analytics, Meta/Facebook Pixel, or other JavaScript-based tracking snippets.
Only one snippet can be added per Microsite at a time.
Always verify your analytics property ID or pixel code before saving.
Be cautious not to include untrusted third-party code.
What You Can Add
Snappic’s Microsite supports header snippets such as:
Google Analytics (GA4) tracking code
Meta Pixel for Facebook/Instagram campaigns
Custom tracking scripts for advertising or performance measurement
These snippets allow you to monitor page views, engagement, and conversions from your event Microsite.
Open the Event You Want to Edit
From your Snappic dashboard, select the event you want to track.
Once inside, locate and click on the “Microsite” tab.
Access the Microsite Section
Inside the Microsite tab, you’ll see your Microsite layout and settings.
Click the button next to your chosen template labeled “Add Header Snippet.”
Add Your Header Snippet
A text box will appear—this is where you can paste your snippet code.
Example for Google Analytics (GA4): (this is only a sample)
<!-- Google tag (gtag.js) --><script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-XXXXXXX"></script> <script>window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || []; function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);} gtag('js', new Date()); gtag('config', 'G-XXXXXXX'); </script>After pasting your code, click Save, and your snippet will be embedded into your event Microsite.
✅ Your Microsite is now tracking user activity via your chosen analytics tool.
Tips for Best Results
Use your Google Tag Manager (GTM) container if managing multiple tags.
Test your Microsite using browser developer tools or your analytics real-time view to ensure tracking is active.
Avoid adding multiple conflicting analytics scripts.
For Meta Pixel, ensure you have the correct event parameters (e.g., “PageView” or “Lead”).
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