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hey game changes
welcome back to another video tutorial
and in this video
I like to walk you through how you can set up
Facebook Pixels on your WordPress website
so this also applies to any pixels
that you like to apply to your WordPress website
whether it's Google Analytics
or any other platforms that allows you to track
using pixels
so just a brief background on what Facebook Pixels are
it actually helps you to track your website activities
it can improve your return on advertising
and eventually
help you reach new and existing customers
whether it's true custom audiences are retargeting
so what these pixels does actually
it compiles all these different types of data
and stores it inside your Facebook ad account
so whenever someone visits your funnel
you'll be able to see where they are from
what they do on each page
and the different actions that they do and so on
without the Pixel
it will actually be very difficult to
inexpensive to track all these different activities
and that is why
I wanted to show you how you can do this
by uploading pixels on your WordPress website
if you are on Clickfunnels
I have a separate video for that
do check out the other section on Clickfunnels
Facebook Pixel Guide
but for this video
it's about WordPress so
for in order to install that Facebook Pixel
you will first have to go to your dashboard
so this is your WordPress dashboard
log into the WP admin
and you'll be able to reach the dashboard
so what you need to do next is actually
create a Business Manager account with Facebook
if you haven't already done so
it's really simple
just go to Google and install
sign up in fact
for a business manager
so your business manager
is linked to your Facebook account
so if you have a Facebook account
it's really easy to sign up for one
maybe I could show you the sign up page
just for your reference
so yeah so you just head to business dot Facebook com
and then you'll be able to create a brand new account
where you're able to log into your Facebook
and key in your details and things like that
but once you've got that set up
you just have to go to the menu over here
click on pixels
and you will reach
the Pixel creation page
there we go
which is the page we were looking at just now
so what you're gonna do
the first thing
is go ahead and create a brand new Pixel
and put a name to your Pixel
so you could put different campaign names and
and based on your product or your funnel name page
or the page that you're working on
a WordPress
so just for demonstration purposes
I'm just gonna put Demo Pixel and click create
so there are different ways
on how you can upload a pixel on your WordPress website
but I find that the most easiest way is to actually
there we go
there are different methods to set that up
but I find that the most easiest way is to manually
install the code on the WordPress website
so I'll just go ahead and do that
so don't be frightened by all these different codes and
you know tech dragons
because once you get familiarized with these
different things
you'll be able to set them up for any of your websites
on WordPress
so how it works is
you will need to locate the header code of your website
and paste this
what we call a pixel code
so that it can be installed on your WordPress website
all right so
you can just follow the instructions over here
locate the header code
copy the entire pixel code
so I'll teach you where the header code lies
what you need to do is just copy the clipboard
copy code okay cool
so under your WordPress dashboard
in order to install that header code
I recommend
downloading a plugin to help you out with this
so the first step is go to plugins
next click on Add New
so what we're looking for is a plugin that allows us to
gain access to this header code
so that we can install this Facebook Pixel
one of the plugins that I find really
useful and easy to use
is this plugin call add funk hit and Footer Code
so what you want to do is click on install now
okay once it's installed you can click on activate
and there we go
so the plugin is now activated
so what you want to do next is head over to settings
and under hit and footer code
okay so this is where
you paste
the script the pixel code that we have just copied
from the Facebook pixel that we have just created
so just to recap
I copied the code
I've downloaded the plugin on my WordPress website
and I've
okay let me just go back and copy it again
and I've pasted it here
so once that's done
can go ahead and click save
so essentially
we have already installed the Facebook Pixel
onto our WordPress site
so once we've done that
go ahead and click on continue
okay so there are different options here
so installing the Pixel on the website
only allows you to track
for example
how many visitors you had for that day right
so what's powerful about Facebook Pixel
is that you're able to track different events
or actions taken on your WordPress website
you're able to see how many has completed registration
how many have purchased your products
and different things like that
so how how are we gonna do that
we're gonna do that by creating different events
so that it you know
informs Facebook that okay
we want to track this specific event
on this specific page
so I'll just show you an example
if I want to see if someone has completed registration
for example
opted into our opt in page
right so what I'll do is I'll toggle this
and you'll see different instructions over here so
I just want to quickly walk you through what these two
events mean
the first one is
if you choose this option
make sure that this action that you want to track
can be tracked when someone lands on a certain page
such as a confirmation page
or after completing a purchase
so for example
if we have an opt in page
and once someone completes the registration
and the next page that they go to is our thank you page
so if you place this code on the thank you page
you'll be able to track okay
Today 10 people has landed on my thank you page
and therefore
it shows that 10 people completed the opt in
the registration
so this is how we're gonna do it
so before I move on
I like to talk about this
is track events on an inline action
so this option is for actions that you want to track
that require someone to click on something
so for example
clicking on an app to cut button
or clicking on a purchase button
so whenever that action has been triggered
it sends information to Facebook
to let us know that you know
five people has clicked on the add to cut button today
and whether or not
that directly leads to sales is a different thing
because someone may click on add to cut button
but they have not filled in there
payment details for example
yeah so just to show you an example
if you click on this track event on page load
which is what I wanted to show you
what you need to do is copy the code over here
this simple code over here
okay so
what you want to do is go back to WordPress
so we've got the base pixel code
which tracks visitors already installed on the site
white hit code
which means it applies to the whole website
so what we want to do once we created an event
is go to a specific page
for example
I already have opt in page
and thank you page setup over here
so the event that we want to track
is whether someone has completed their registration
and as soon as someone completes their registration
they will hit to the thank you page
so I just want to go ahead and
install this specific event pixel on the thank you page
so you just want to click on edit
and you notice that
because we have that plug in install previously
this special section will appear in
each and every page of your WordPress
so that you're able to place special event pixels
which can track
for example
in this case
complete registration
so it's just really simple
go ahead and paste the code here and click on update
there we go
so that's how you install a Facebook Pixel and
if you go back to the Facebook Pixel Instructions page
one of the things I highly recommend is
installing a Pixel Helper
what this does is it tells you
it's actually a extension for Google Chrome
it tells you whether your Pixel
has been successfully installed on your page
so all you need to do is just go ahead and install this
Facebook Pixel helper
and install it on your Google Chrome
so I've already got mine installed over here
so let me just show you an example
if I go to Google com
the Facebook Pixel Helpers
does not have a number over here
because there were no pixels
found on this specific page
so
if I go back to one of my pages
my website that I want to show you
is that I've installed the Pixel
is triple I testoneoone.com
so because I've already installed
the Facebook Pixel code
you'll be able to
see that there are numberings over here
so you can see that the page view has a tick over here
that means that our site
White Facebook Pixel has been installed
and it's currently tracking how many people
is actually visiting your page
so remember
previously we've set up another Facebook Pixel
on the thank you page
now if you just hit right to that page
you'll be able to see that the number is not 2
but it's 3 so
on top of tracking page views
there's another special event that we've installed
because we've installed the complete registration pixel
and you can now see that you have two pixels
on this page
tracking just a generic page view and a specific action
complete registration
so that's really
the gist of how you install a Facebook Pixel
is really straightforward
but it's really really powerful
so for example if you are done with our setup
what I'm going to do is
I'm just going to refresh my page
sometimes it takes a while for statistics to show up
especially if you just install your Pixel
let's just see if the statistics has popped up
okay great so you can see that
you know statistics are coming in
and this is how powerful Facebook Pixels can be
and you can see how many people has landed to your page
by the hour
by events
and even dates
so you know
if you're just starting out
I highly recommend looking into this
because it's really simple
and in fact
it's free to set this Pixel up
only when you run ads
that's when you have to
you know pay for paid traffic
so that's really it on how you can create your pixels
if you like to create new events and new pixels
you have your different options over here
so yeah so that's really
how you can set up a Facebook Pixel
on your WordPress site
if you have any questions about how you
track conversions or different things like that on
or even if you have
issues or struggle setting pixels up
drop us an email at support smallble com
and we'll be happy to help you out
I'll see you in the next video
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