If you use HubSpot’s live chat widget on your website, you’re sitting on valuable intent signals that often go untracked.Two moments in particular are gold for marketers: By tracking these events in Google Tag Manager (GTM), you can send them to marketing platforms (Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, etc.) as conversion events – improving attribution and… Continue reading Tracking HubSpot Live Chat Conversions with Google Tag Manager
First, we need to clarify – If you’re using HubSpot’s new multi-step v4 forms, this solution will not work.The reason is that v4 forms load inside an iframe, which completely isolates the form from any page-level JavaScript – including scripts deployed via GTM. If that’s what you’re working with, check out our dedicated guide here:… Continue reading How to Populate Hidden Fields in HubSpot Legacy Forms with Google Tag Manager
If you’re still using HubSpot’s legacy form embed (the one implemented via JavaScript on your page, not the new multi-step v4 form inside an iframe), you can listen for successful form submissions directly from the browser and use that as a trigger for your marketing events.This is especially useful when you want to push conversion… Continue reading How to Track Legacy HubSpot Form Submissions with Google Tag Manager
If you’re using HubSpot Forms on your website, you might have noticed there’s now a relatively new form type, allowing for the visual creation of multi-step forms. The old form type we’ve all been using is now labeled as “legacy”: Note: If you’re working with HubSpot’s older legacy forms, you don’t need to use the… Continue reading How to Populate Hidden Fields in HubSpot’s New Multi-Step Forms (v4)
If you’re using HubSpot Forms on your website, you might have noticed there’s now a relatively new form type, allowing for the visual creation of multi-step forms. The old form type we’ve all been using is now labeled as “legacy”: If you’re using HubSpot’s older legacy forms instead of v4, check out our full guide… Continue reading HubSpot v4 Multi-Step Forms: Tracking Submissions with Google Tag Manager
The Problem Imagine managing a client with an ultra-high monthly budget for paid ads across multiple platforms, all targeting around 40 different landing pages. Now, picture one of those landing pages suddenly loading very slowly—or worse, not loading at all. Would you catch the issue in time to prevent wasted ad spend? Or would you… Continue reading How We Created A Health Check Monitor For Our Paid Ads’ Landing Pages
