Setup walkthroughs and tracking tutorials, indexed by platform and channel.
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Looking for how a specific TC feature works (scanner, wizard, monitoring, goals, branded reports)? The Docs section has feature-by-feature references with FAQs and troubleshooting per feature.
Free Website Tracking Checker
See which analytics and ad pixels any site runs: GA4, GTM, Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn and more.
Free CMS & Theme Checker
Find the CMS, the WordPress theme and the page builder behind any website.
Free Website Consent Checker
Test a site's cookie banner and Consent Mode v2 in a real browser: what tracks before consent, and what fires after.
Yes. Here is what "easy" should actually mean, the four ways people set up tracking today, and how the tools compare on time, skill and what breaks later.
Yes, several, and some are excellent. But if you run ads, the hard part is not the dashboard. It is the event tracking, and switching tools does not fix that. Here is how to choose.
A step-by-step route to working conversion tracking for GA4, Google Ads and Meta with no code and no developer: what to install, what to track, and how to test it before you publish.
Yes. What can be automated (tags, triggers, variables, whole containers), what cannot (publishing and judgement), and the three ways to do it: templates, the GTM API, and scanning generators.
The seven signs that GA4, Google Ads or Meta tracking has silently failed, a ten-minute check you can run today, the usual causes, and how to get alerted next time instead of finding out a month later.
Typical prices for freelancers, agencies and consultants, the real cost of doing it yourself, what tools charge, and the hidden cost everyone forgets: what happens when it breaks.
An honest comparison of the tools people use to set up GA4 and Meta Pixel event tracking: platform apps, WordPress plugins, GTM recipes, server-side tools and scanning generators, with who each one is for.
A Chrome extension, a Shopify app, a WordPress plugin and mobile app tracking are the headline plans for 2027, alongside more channels, server-side delivery and smarter monitoring. Here is what each one does, roughly when, and what is already live today.
Website tracking via Claude Code or Claude Desktop: connect Claude to TrackingCoder's MCP server and let it scan your site, propose the events, generate GA4 and ad tracking and push it into your Google Tag Manager workspace for you to review and publish. Setup, prompts, costs, and the things Claude cannot do.
Point Codex at TrackingCoder's MCP server with one config entry and let it scan your site, propose events, generate the tracking and push it into your Google Tag Manager workspace. Config, prompts, approvals, costs, and the limits that keep it safe.
Let Claude, Codex or Cursor scan your site and generate the conversion tags for every ad platform you run, with Consent Mode v2, then verify each platform received the event. IDs you need, prompts, costs and checks.
Add TrackingCoder's MCP server to Cursor or VS Code, ask the chat to scan your site, generate GA4 events (clicks, forms, scroll, outbound, phone, purchase) and push them to Google Tag Manager, then verify in DebugView. Config files, prompts and costs.
What a website tracking MCP server is, what it lets Claude, Cursor, VS Code and Codex actually do (scan, generate, push to Google Tag Manager, read monitoring, export reports), how it differs from asking a chatbot for GTM code, what it costs, and the guardrails that make it safe.
Set up Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn and Microsoft Ads conversion tracking with Claude: connect Claude Code to TrackingCoder's MCP server, give it the IDs, approve one generation per platform with Consent Mode v2, push to Google Tag Manager and verify in each ad platform.
Tie every conversion to the channel that earned it - organic search, ads, referral or direct. Learn session first-touch attribution and how to see which SEO pages actually drive events.
Click-to-call is the highest-intent action on most service sites - and GA4 doesn't track it out of the box. Here's how to track tel: link clicks and count them as Google Ads and Meta conversions.
Stop relying on Enhanced Measurement guesses. Learn how to track exactly which buttons your visitors click, with proper labels and event parameters.
Form submissions are the most-tracked event after pageviews. Here's how to do it properly for Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, HubSpot, native HTML and more.
Add to cart is the most important pre-purchase signal in ecommerce. Here's how to track it correctly across Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and custom carts.
The single most important ecommerce event. Learn how to track purchases correctly so your revenue numbers in GA4, Meta and Google Ads actually match your store backend.
GA4's Enhanced Measurement gives you partial outbound click data. Here's how to get the full picture: which links, on which pages, with proper labels.
Complete walkthrough for installing Google Tag Manager, GA4, Meta Pixel and Google Ads conversions on a Shopify store - without breaking your theme or relying on apps.
How to add Google Tag Manager and conversion tracking to a Wix site - including which Wix plans support custom code, and what to do if yours doesn't.
Complete walkthrough for installing tracking on a Squarespace site - including the limitations and quirks you need to know about.
Step-by-step guide to setting up tracking on a Webflow site - covering Project Settings, Custom Code, and the gotchas with the Starter plan.
How to install Google Tag Manager and conversion tracking on a BigCommerce store using the Script Manager, with no theme editing required.
GA4 and Google Tag Manager get confused constantly - but they do completely different jobs. Here's the plain-English difference, when you need each, and how they work together.
Learn how to set up custom events in Google Analytics 4 - from basic button clicks to advanced e-commerce tracking.
A practical guide to tracking form submissions, purchases, and leads with the Meta Pixel - and why standard events matter for your ad performance.
Step-by-step instructions for tracking conversions in Google Ads across WordPress, Shopify, Wix, and more - including the new enhanced conversions.
The definitive guide to tracking user actions on WordPress sites - covering Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, WooCommerce, Elementor, and Divi.
A no-jargon introduction to Google Tag Manager - what it is, why you need it, and how to set it up on any website in under 10 minutes.
What Consent Mode v2 actually does, which of your tags respect it automatically, and the one configuration mistake that breaks tracking for half your visitors.
A cookie banner proves nothing. Here is how to see what your tags and cookies do before the visitor clicks, what the gcs and gcd parameters mean, the four failures we see most, and the fix for each.
Regulators moved from guidance to sanctions. Hundreds of millions in cookie fines in France, a thousand-site sweep in the UK, Google's own Consent Mode rules, and an EU reform that has not arrived. What they test, and how to pass it.
Google merged the Google tag into Tag Manager, dropped the config command from new snippets, started initialising gtm.js regardless of gtag('config'), and opened visual tagging. What each change means for your container, the two setups that are now unsupported, and a checklist.
Accidentally overwrote your GTM container during import? Don't panic. Here's how to restore the previous version using GTM's built-in version history.
Workspace cluttered with experimental tags you don't want to publish? Here's how to clear out unwanted changes in bulk without losing your live container.