Installing the ConvertFlow code on your website

ConvertFlow tracks visitors and displays campaigns on your website only once the tracking script is installed.

Each website dashboard comes with its own tracking script, and this can be accessed by clicking Settings > Install Code.

Here you can quickly click to copy your websites' tracking script. Ideally this would be placed in the <head> tags of your website for best performance.

Here are some quick tutorials on installing ConvertFlow on popular website CMS:

Google Tag Manager – How to install ConvertFlow
WordPress – How to install ConvertFlow
Shopify – How to install ConvertFlow
Segment – How to install ConvertFlow

If you scroll down more on this page, you'll find your website's "area" snippets, which are used for dynamically showing embeds and content in the areas of your website that you predefine.

Head here to learn how to install area snippets →

Load speed & performance

ConvertFlow's tracking script is very small (10-20 kb), and is cached and served through a global CDN. It also loads asynchronously, meaning it loads after the content of your site and has little impact on your site speed other than the few kilobytes of data needed to download the script.

The rest relies on the content you create in your ConvertFlow campaigns. Other than the Google Fonts you may select when designing your campaign content, ConvertFlow handles all the performance optimization for you by compressing images and caching campaigns intelligently on your website.

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