The connection with WebinarGeek means we’ll automatically place the Hubspot tracking code on all your public pages.
All information on Hubspot about installing the code on your website can be ignored. We’ll automatically do this for you when you set up the tracking code.
Finding the tracking code
In your HubSpot account, click the settings ‘settings icon’ in the top navigation bar.
Navigate to your 'Tracking & Analytics' settings:
1. In accounts that only have access to MarketingStarter or HubSpot’s free tools, navigate to ‘Tracking Code’ in the left sidebar menu.
2. For all other subscriptions, navigate to ‘Tracking & Analytics’ and then ‘Tracking code’ in the left sidebar menu.
You should then see the tracking code in its entirety. What you need is just the numbers as shown in the screenshot
Connect with WebinarGeek
When you’ve found the tracking code you can enter it by navigating to the following area.
In WebinarGeek, click 'Account' in the top right
Click on 'Integrations'
Choose 'Hubspot tracking code'
Fill in the numbers of the code as your ‘Portal-ID’.
That’s it! Easy, right? When the connection is made you’re ready to start testing/using it.
Set up in Hubspot
After installation, set up tracking for the right domains and subdomains inside HubSpot so analytics are grouped properly. HubSpot specifically recommends reviewing:
Tracked domains/subdomains
Bot filtering
Internal traffic filtering
Cookie consent banner settings
This matters because otherwise your reports can be noisy or incomplete.
Using the tracking code
The tracking code starts by tracking anonymous visitors. HubSpot can later associate page views with a contact in certain cases, such as when someone clicks from a tracked HubSpot marketing email to a page that has the tracking code installed.
That means the tracking code becomes much more valuable when you combine it with:
HubSpot forms
Marketing emails
Tracked links
Lead capture flows
Open the main traffic reports
To view the data, go to:
In the top navigation bar, click on the ‘Reporting tab’.
Select ‘Reports’ from the dropdown menu.
Click the ‘Analytics Tools icon’ (or link) in the upper right.
Select ‘Traffic Analytics’ to open the main traffic dashboard.
In this area, HubSpot lets you analyze traffic by things like:
Source
Page
Device type
Country
Topic cluster
This is where most of your day-to-day insight gathering happens.
