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How to set up Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or Google Tag Manager in Learnybox

Learn how to connect tracking tools to monitor visitor behavior across your Learnybox pages.


This article explains how to set up Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or Google Tag Manager in Learnybox.

Use it when you want to track visitor behavior across your website, blog, and funnel pages by first connecting your tracking tool in the external integrations, then enabling it in your website tracking settings.


Step 1: Access External Integrations

  1. Go to SettingsExternal Integrations

  2. Choose the tracking tool you wish to integrate.

Step 2: Set Up the Tracking Tool

  1. Click to add a new integration for the selected tracking tool.

  2. Enter a custom name for the tracking integration so you can identify it later.

  3. Paste the required tracking ID and related tracking details (if applicable) in the required fields.

  4. Save your changes.

Example for Google Tag Manager:


Repeat this process similarly for Meta Pixel or Google Analytics if needed.

Step 3: Enable Tracking in Website Settings

Once the tool is integrated, you must activate it on your website:

  1. Go to Website & BlogWebsite.

  2. Open the Settings tab.

  3. Open the Tracking sub-tab.

  4. In the relevant tool section, select the integration you previously created.

  5. Click Confirm (bottom right) to save and apply your changes.

This activates tracking on all the pages of your website, blog, and funnels.

Step 4: Google Tag Manager Specifics

For Google Tag Manager, you have two options:


Option A – Manual Code Injection

Insert your Google Tag Manager code into the Tracking code field in the Additional options section of the tracking settings.


This applies the code across across all your website, blog, and funnel pages.

Option B – Linked Integration

Select the Google Tag Manager integration previously created in External Integrations.


This applies Google Tag Manager to your website and blog pages.


⚠️ Choose the setup that matches your tracking scope

Use manual code injection if you need Google Tag Manager to apply across your website, blog, and funnel pages. Use the linked integration if you only need it on your website and blog pages.

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