
How to Track Conversions with Page Load or Button Click Events
Conversion tracking can fire when a page loads (thank-you page) or when a user clicks a button. Here’s how to set it up.
Why This Matters
Why This Matters: Tracking ensures you know exactly which ads are driving leads and sales.
Step-by-Step Instructions
In your Facebook or Google Events Manager, create a new conversion event.
For Page Load: Add the event code to your thank-you or confirmation page.
For Button Click: Add the event code to the button’s click action.
Test the event in Events Manager or Google Tag Assistant.
Review real-time activity to confirm.
Pro Tips
Page Load is easiest but only works if you have a thank-you page.
Button Click tracking is better for single-page forms.
FAQs
Q: Which method is more accurate?
A: Button click is often more precise for forms.
Q: Do I need developer help?
A: Sometimes, if you can’t edit button code directly.
Final Thoughts
Now you can track conversions with either page load or button clicks.

