<aside> ❕ Google Tag Manager should already be installed on your site before you follow these instructions.

If you haven't installed Google Tag Manager yet, the **Google Tag Manager support article explains how to do so**.

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Access Google Tag Manager

• Visit the Google Tag Manager site at tagmanager.google.com.
• Log in using your credentials.
• Choose the relevant account and container associated with your website.

Set Up and Customize a New Tag

• In the Google Tag Manager dashboard, select Tags from the menu on the left.
• Click the New button to start creating a new tag.
• Give the tag a clear and descriptive name, such as Leadsourcing Script, so it's easy to identify later.
• Click on Tag Configuration to select the type of tag you want to create.
• From the available tag types, choose Custom HTML.

Insert the Script

Place the provided tracking script into the HTML field that appears.

Configure the Trigger

• Click on Triggering located beneath the HTML field.
• Select the All Pages trigger, ensuring this tag will be applied to every website page. This is commonly used for scripts like analytics or site-wide widgets.

Save the Tag and Apply the Changes

• Press the Save button in the upper right corner to store your tag settings.