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Obtain the Leadsourcing Script

First, make sure you have the Leadsourcing script on hand. You can locate it in the Script section of the dashboard. Copy the entire code snippet to your clipboard so it's ready to be embedded into your Wix site.

Access Settings

Navigate to the Settings area of your website's dashboard. This is where you will start the process of adding custom code to your website.

Find Custom Code

Navigate to the Advanced section of the Settings menu and select the Custom Code tab. This area allows you to manage and add new code to your website.

Click the + Add Custom Code button in the top right corner of the page. This will bring up a text box where you can paste the Leadsourcing script. Paste the Leadsourcing code snippet from our dashboard into the provided text box.

Give Your Code a Name

Give your custom code snippet a name. For convenience, it's useful to use a name that makes the script's function obvious, like Leadsourcing Tracking Script.

Establish the Code Placement

Decide where you want the code to be applied by selecting an option under Add Code to Pages:

• All pages: This will apply the script across your entire site, including future pages you might add. You can specify if the code should load only once per visitor session or on every page view.

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We advise setting it to load on all page views. If you don't, Leadsourcing won't be able to recognize your visitors and operate effectively.

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• Choose specific pages: If you prefer to limit the script to certain pages, use the drop-down menu to make your selections.

Choose Code Location

Under Place Code in, select where you'd like the script to be inserted on the page. The options are:

• Head: Inserts the script in the head section of your HTML, ideal for scripts that need to load before the rest of your page.