@@susannahhofheins351 Yes! So long as you are using GHL forms, to capture the native attribution, this works on Wordpress, Squarespace etc. I will say.. WIX has issues. If you are using Wix, chances are you are going to have attribution problems.

@@RemyGaskell Hey! Glad the video helped! I typically send browser pixel events and down funnel events via capi as the same conversions event (when applicable). The quickest answer I can give without knowing your use case is.. use the most down funnel conversion event you have, and if you are splitting your pixel and capi conversions to different events, use the one with more. Not necessarily the best solution for all, but it’s the one I would typically recommend.

Thanks man! Glad they helped! More are coming! Just busy with coaching baseball, business and life in general 😅.

@@Adzdachilla Hey, the conversion event workflow action that sends via capi is utilizing data directly pulled from the pixel (whether it’s fbc, fbp or the eventID (if you have that set up), and feeding it back to meta, so meta knows exactly who they are. If you want to build custom audiences, you can do that with the data inside of GHL, and feeding those audiences. I’ve done workarounds for lead events that pass through client info (fn, ln, ph etc) parameters to the pixel, so the pixel will have that info, but I don’t think it’s that necessary. Beyond that, if you watch the last few minutes of this video, there is a guide on how to send your own custom events and include info like ph and em (and fn/ln if you want as well). Hope this helps!

@@travelmarvz Hey, thank you! Shoot an email to [email protected] and we will shoot over the doc.

@@SebastianSchubertZA Yes, absolutely! There are a few caveats (if they are navigating around your site, you could lose attribution as an example), but this video is based on using a wordpress site with a GHL form.

@@usasearch-1 Hey! So the script itself contains {lpurl} which swaps out the url with the “landing page url” - so as long as you have already set your campaign landing page urls, you should be fine. As for the errors - you will get errors on older campaigns that are no longer running, along with any campaigns that don’t have adgroups (IE: DemandGen and/or PMAX campaigns) - for those you have to set the tracking template manually on the campaign level. Let me know if you have any other questions.

@@jgehersky Thanks so much for taking time to answer and clear that up!! I have something weird with this 1 ad account failing, but other ad accounts worked with no issues. I have been using workarounds with other software tools for coming up on a year. Very happy to finally get all this properly set up in GHL!

@@rashidHuseynBiz Glad I could help!

@@alihussain_0 Hey, I do this through a custom python script built specifically by sub account. I essentially force a fake form fill through the system to create attribution and gclid capture. That’s your best way to go about it. It needs to be captured natively, not in a custom field.

Hmm. Have you sent a conversion in? Sometimes all it takes is an actual conversion sent to have your conversion go from active to inactive. Beyond that, do you see the conversion available in the workflow step to send it?

@@AdrianDubon Thanks bud!

@@jgehersky brother quick question. Then when I get a call I can add a new contact in a pipeline? I would add it as call status for the trigger? Thanks dude!

@@AdrianDubon Hey, good question! You can add any new contact to a pipeline using that exact trigger - Call Status. You want to filter it down to "Call Direction - Incoming." You can also filter down further based on the number the called, or in the case of a number pool - the number pool they called. You can also utilize the query paramters (IE: ) that the number pool is capturing to filter them in a workflow step later in the workflow/automation. Hope that makes sense!

@@jgehersky it does! And if I do that trigger plus utm it should show me from which page or channel (meta / google) they are coming from. You are the man 💪🏾

@@jgehersky this is amazing! and if I have the tum also in GHL, I will see if they are coming from Google or Meta! Thank you so much man!

@@zoranbester Leave it. The integration will automatically fire as long as you have the automations set up in GHL. You should be good to go! Once you fire a conversion back, give it a day or so to propagate. Let me know how it goes!

@@jgehersky Perfect, thanks. I did a test with random gclid i created just for the test. It showed me there was an error, but I assume that is because Google doesn't recognize this random gclid. So once the real conversion comes in it should work fine. Thanks

@@zoranbester Not sure if you watched my video on reporting, but making sure that you have your tracking templates set up properly is also important.

@@BAdam-xx3ju Hey, thanks for the sub! Quick answer is yes. As long as you are hashing any personal data, you can use the webhook to send conversions. Personal data includes email, phone, first name (fn) and last name (ln) etc.

@@jgeherskygotcha, ty for the answear!

@@BAdam-xx3ju Any time!

@@zoranbester Short answer is no. The way I typically explain it to clients is this: “If 4 people come to your website at the same time, and they all see the same number, but only 2 of them call in, which ad did those two come from? The number that ends up ringing is still your same number, and your number is still there in the background, always.” If you wanted to use one static number, without going too deep into it, you would need a single page lander for every ad you create, and a unique phone number for each.

@@travisphillips-v3u Hey! Thank you! Absolutely. You can use gtm instead, and use individual tags that trigger on each different page view. In this video I was simplifying the process for people who only use the pixel.

Hey man! Thanks for the response. Yet another game changer video! So it would it just be gtm in the header and base code -then just have capi already set up and have the desired events selected in there(capi) and then just create tags for all of them -along with the workflows to push the data back to meta?

@@TravisPhillips-ey5pi Yeah. Many different ways to do it within GTM, but it looks like you understand it well enough. So long as you are firing triggers for specific tags when specific pages are hit, or specific events are happening, you should be good to go.

Awesome! Thank you man.

@@TravisPhillips-ey5pi Any time.

@@MohammedElmubayed I created a php script in wpadmin on my site and created a php script that hashes email and phone and sends it back to GHL. Hard to explain that in text. 😅

@@jgehersky I see, but some of us are not using Wordpress, so currently for our clients I just create for them funnels on ghl for ads and that’s it. I don’t go near their website.

@@MohammedElmubayed I thought that might be the case. I’ll try to make a more detailed and easy to understand breakdown. Thank you for the feedback!

@@jgehersky Thanks in advance, also if you could mention how we can setup the workflow so that it differentiate if a lead (funnel event) came in through facebook ad or not, so that we don't attribute leads that came from outside the ad.

@@MohammedElmubayed The way the conversionAPI works is that it will only attribute leads back based on that fbp/fbs and/or an eventID. Because of this, there will be no attribution to the ads themselves if the lead didn’t come from the ad. You are basically just feeding the pixel/dataset more info about the type of people who become leads/appointments/clients. Not telling Facebook that the lead came from that specific ad. Facebook will determine that on their own. Does that make sense?

@@MrMandolin23 Hey! Here is the tracking template: {{adset.name}}&{{campaign.name}}&{{ad.name}}&campaign_id={{campaign.id}}&ad_id={{ad.id}}&adset_id={{adset.id}}

@@jgehersky Great thank you. I'll keep an eye out for your videos, really great content. I don't know why people aren't talking about attribution more

@@MrMandolin23 No problem, and thank you. I agree on attribution. It’s vastly underutilized and rarely talked about.. but can be the difference between success and failure.

@@HeatherAnnHavenwood You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

@@jerrymaurer5309 Hey! Shoot me an email at [email protected] and I’ll send it over!

@@bradenwallake4977 Hey man, at the end of this video I talk about sending conversions with workflows, including custom conversions. Also, using the event set up tool is fine - it just doesn’t recognize form submission clicks if you are using an form from GHL on a wordpress site - I probably should have gone over that in the video 😅. Hope this helps!

@@jgehersky man, I paused the last part because I was walking my dog and knew I needed to watch it sitting down! Thanks!

@@bradenwallake4977 Any time.

@@PragmatikSolutions Hey! Just messaged you with some time available tomorrow.

@@hectoraguilar6111 Glad it helped!

@@KevserKurt-os8ni Hey, you can likely go through customer support to try to get that done, but you can’t do it yourself. You also want to make sure your number pool is routing to a number that you don’t have in GHL, or your routing will break.

@@jgehersky thank you man

Thanks man this video was the best video explaining number pools for lead tracking

@@KevserKurt-os8ni thanks man, glad it helped!

@@owenelkjaer Hey bud, watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3jTnqCljZJ_q5osi=dCKAj5RghyXSxRIy - explains how to capture attribution from phone calls on your website. If you are talking about call extensions on ads, that’s a bit more complex.

@@jgehersky yeah just watched it! What if I already use the number pool tracking number on a landingnpage for google ads specifically. I still need the code?

@@owenelkjaer Not quite sure what you mean. The way it works is, a JavaScript swaps out the number that is on your page with a specific number only shown to that visitor, so - if they are the only person to see it, and they call it, the attribution will track back to that exact caller, if that makes sense. It’s not enough to just have one static number if you want to know exactly which ads your calls are coming from (and to be able to capture the attribution natively so you can send conversions back in the future)

@@SnapshotMiniCam Hey, not quite sure what you mean. Can you elaborate?

@@jgehersky Facebook objective = lead = landing page = I need my pixels to fire when someone fills out the landing page form = right now even if I get leads on my Ghl form it doesn't say I got a lead on Facebook through my ad sets make sense? I'm not using instant form

@@flu-flamer If you are running ads to one specific landing page, and you only have one ad, you can assume that all calls to that number came from your ad. Otherwise, you will only know where they came from if you utilize a number pool to capture the url of the page they are calling from. Basically, if you have a site that has multiple pages people can navigate to, or if you have multiple ads running to the same page, you will want a number pool. Beyond that, you won’t get any native attribution if you aren’t using a number pool, so you would have to create your own reports with custom fields. The native GHL reporting won’t work for you. Hope this helps. Have a great week!

Hey! That’s exactly what the call is for. I will review all of your campaigns and settings and make sure you are set up properly to ensure you are capturing as much attribution as possible. Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@kaziasim Awesome, thanks man! Hope it helps!

@@artufeijoo Hey man! I definitely plan on doing this in the future, and I am currently building out a snapshot that is pretty much set and forget. I teased it a little bit at the end of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maK6dXWkpLhloJIsi=t45aJLQUIkUIjDSh

@@jgehersky Thank you for answering. Do you know when that would be available?

@@artufeijoo I’ve got a lot of videos lined up before I get there, and not enough time in a day. 😅

@@antonmarklund2678 Thanks man! Anywhere where custom values can be used, you can use the custom values for pixelid and access token. I haven’t tested it on those new events that I briefly touched on in the vid. I don’t consider myself an expert on server side tracking (I’m learning!) and I’ve seen and heard good things about Stape. A lot of what I build is based around “offline” type conversions - so brick and mortar or service based businesses where there are down funnel events that need to be tracked, not just website based online events.

@@LuyandaShange-z9k Hey! Short answer is..yes. It’s helpful to have the data, whether or not you use it as primary. Long answer; I’m not a huge fan of call extensions (mainly because they are notoriously difficult to attribute). You don’t need to create a conversion to track calls from your website. If you are using number pools and capturing attribution, you can send those in as lead conversions (can even put a time duration filter) - Having a website tracking script/conversion tag for specific clicks to call on your website, especially for mobile, is also beneficial.

@@popocaboudoir Hard to diagnose without seeing your setup. If your tracking templates are set up correctly, and there are query parameters in the URL that are captured by the form, it will track properly. Likely to be breakage somewhere within those 2 things.

@@jgehersky Hmmm, I have a feeling something is happening with the form - just not sure how to fix. I also use hotjar, and the parameters do populate there. Do you happen to offer any services to help troubleshoot?

@@fearghalindigital9291 Not natively within GHL. Not yet, at least. I’ve done this by utilizing sheets, and having the data push to AdWords daily.

@@AdrianDubon Thanks man, appreciate the kind words! Working on building out a community right now actually. I’ll keep you updated!

@@jgehersky hey brother I did everything here. The only issue when running the script, it shows me error. I see its because its running on old campaigns that are not enable. Have this happened to you before? This is the error An error has occurred. Please try again later. Can you help me here? Thank you man!

@@AdrianDubon Hey, that’s usually why you will get errors. They typically won’t hurt anything, so I would just keep an eye on your tracking as leads are coming in, to make sure they are attributing properly. Another reason errors happen is if you have campaigns that don’t have adgroups (IE: PMax or DemandGen campaigns). For those 2 campaign types, specifically, you will need to go in and add static tracking templates on the campaign level.

@@jgehersky Amazing, so thisn meants everything is still working, its just the script in finding those errors. Thank you man! you are a legend. Let me know when you create your community.

@@jaypallazola3484 Thanks man! Glad you like it!

Hey! I’ve been working on a Facebook conversion video. Just been crazy busy with a few new clients and coaching my son’s all star team. It’s coming soon! As for the number pool, I did make that video! You can find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3jTnqCljZJ_q5osi=BXW5GtgQZPtDvdXT

@@jgehersky What the hell! Just got the notification that you posted a 55 minute tutorial breaking down basically exactly what I asked for. You're a legend, man. Appreciate you a lot. Will put it on my watch list for my daily walks this week and you bet that I'm keeping your call booking link saved for when I need to sort out GHL issues over the next couple of months as I'm onboarding more clients. Thanks again man.

@@AustrianEconomist Love the enthusiasm! Glad I’m making the right vids!! 😀

@@christianbragg22 This is a really great question. Unfortunately, values don’t pass through to AdWords at the moment. I had this exact issue with a client, tried seeing if the opportunity value would pass through - it wouldn’t. We ended up pushing data out from highlevel to a Google sheet and having AdWords pull the conversions from that sheet to capture values.

@@jgehersky got you, what’s the benefit of this extra conversion attribution as opposed to just using tag manager?

@@christianbragg22 Tag manager can only handle “online” events. If you want to optimize for more down funnel offline events (IE: A job scheduled, or quoted, or money collected) you would take this route.

@@jgehersky Hi Jake, is there a way of testing this before it live? I'm using tag manager for this and debugging mode doesn't detect anything. It just says "inactive" under the status in google ads. Also, will Google know to not count conversions that haven't come from google ads? Thanks I appreciate any help here

@@christianbragg22 Hey Christian, you can submit a test lead and walk it through your process, to see if it fires. Conversions usually take around 24 hours to show in the AdWords platform. If you’ve just sent something recently, give it a bit of time. Also, the system will only send conversions where the GCLID was captured natively, so you want to make sure your tracking templates are set up properly. If there is no gclid, the conversion will fail. You can check execution logs within your automation/workflow to see what is going through.

@@NikkiBParenting ❤️ ty!