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Send every pixel event using the Facebook Conversion API (CAPI events). This will recover events lost dues to browser limitations and ad blockers.
The plugin will send each event using the browser and Conversion API, and Facebook will deduplicate the server event if the browser event works. If for some reason the browser event doesn’t work, Facebook will use the Conversion API event.
The Signal event tracks key actions and you can use it to configure Custom Audiences or Custom Conversions. It has a number of triggers that you can identify using the event_action parameter.
This trigger fires the Signal event when someone clicks on a link or button. There are additional parameters you can use: text (the text of the link of the button), and target_url.
This trigger fires the Signal event when a YouTube or Vimeo embedded video is played. It tracks the video name and ID as parameters.
This trigger fires the Signal event when the user clicks on an email.
This trigger fires the Signal event when the user clicks on a phone number. The phone number must use the default tel: marckup.
This trigger fires the Signal event when a form’s button is clicked. It has specific parameters: text, form_class, form_id.
This trigger fires the Signal event when a new WordPress account is created.
This trigger fires the Signal event when a downloadable file is clicked. Specific parameters: download_type, download_name, download_url
This trigger fires the Signal event when a comment is added.
This trigger fires the Signal event when an AdSense ad is clicked.
Trigger your own events to capture actions that really matter for your business. You will have various triggers.
Fire events for speciffic URLs. You have flexible conditions, “contains” or “match”.
With Clicks on CSS Selector you can target clicks on any speciffic element from your pages.
Fire events when your visitors click on speciffic URLs.
Fire events when one or more pages are scrolled up to a percent.
Fire events when the mouse moves over a speciffic element.
Fire events based on WordPress post_type.
All the Facebook Pixel Events on your website will have a common set of parameters, tracking key data that can be used for Custom Audiences or Custom Conversions.
The title of the page where the event is fired.
The WordPress post type of the content where the event is fired. Examples: post, product, download, etc.
The WordPress ID of the content where the event is fired.
Use it to create targeted Custom Audiences and Lookalikes, or even Custom Conversions.
UTMs are added to all the events of a given session. They start from the landing page up to the exit page, allowing for correct conversion attribution.
Your visitors’ browser hour, day and month will be added as parameters, so you can track the real conversion time. You’ll know when is the best time to reach them with offers.
Each event will have user role parameter (visitor, editor, client, admin etc).
Each event will have the site name added as a parameter. This will be very helpful if you use the same pixel on multiple websites.
It will help identify the events fired by PixelYourSite. Some clients have the same pixel or a different one installed by other means, either because they need to, or by mistake.
The URL where the event was fired.
The lading page is tracked and added as a parameter to all your events.
Automatic WooCommerce Meta Pixel (Facebook pixel) configuration with ZERO effort and NO CODING. The events are Dynamic Product Ads Ready, having the required content_type and content_ids parameters. Full Facebook Conversion API (CAPI events) support.
The Purchase Event fires on the “Thank You Page” (order-received).You can use Custom Thank You Pages with our Super-Pack.
Fire it for each transaction and use PROFIT as value. You can track both the Total and the Profit for your ads. It works with our WooCommerce Cost of Goods plugin.
The InitiateCheckout Event will be fired on the Checkout Page.
The AddToCart Event will be fired on the add to cart button clicks. You configure it to be fired on the Cart Page or on the Checkout Page if you need to.
Fired when product are removed from the cart.
Fired on product category pages.
Fired on single product pages.
Fired when affiliate products are clicked.
It can be fired on PayPal Standard buttons.
Fired when client reaches a minimum number of transactions. You can define this number, by default is 2.
Fired when a client reaches a minimum number of transactions and a minimum average order value. By default is set at 3 transactions and an average value of 200.
Export a Lifetime Value (LTV) customers file and use it for LTV Lookalikes.
Bypass browser’s restrictions and send the all your WooCommerce events using Conversion API.
Automatic EDD Meta Pixel (Facebook pixel) configuration with ZERO effort and NO CODING. Conversion value is tracked, and you can customize the value parameter for each event. All the Dynamic Product Ads events and parameters are implemented. Full Facebook Conversion API (CAPI events) support.
Securely send Facebook the data that you have about your customers, like their name, email, phone number or address. This will increase conversion attribution and remarketing results.
You can promote your normal WordPress content using Dynamic Ads. The plugin lets you fire the e-commerce speciffic events on simple blog pages.
If you use WPML, you can fire different pixels for each language. This feature is part of the Super Pack.
Fire a Meta Pixel (Facebook Pixel) for each WooCommerce category. This category pixel will get all the e-commerce specific events: ViewCategory, ViewContent, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout, Purchase.
Easily verify your domain so that you can have full access to Facebook Aggregated Event Measurement features.
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