PixelYourSite Professional

PixelYourSite Professional extends a WordPress tracking setup that can include Meta Pixel and Conversion API, Google Analytics 4 (GA4), Google Tag Manager (GTM), and OpenAI Pixel and API capabilities. It includes Google Ads and TikTok tags, more event controls, and expanded store tracking and reporting.

Platform tags add more campaign coverage

Configure multiple tags for a platform and set conditions for where each one fires. These rules can direct tracking to specific pages, content types, campaigns, or user actions.

Event inputs shape what gets recorded

Automated events can include additional context such as landing page, traffic source, and UTM data. When the available events do not cover a measurement need, create custom events for Meta, GA4, or GTM.

Triggers can respond to link clicks, CSS selectors, page view counts, mouse overs, video views, email link clicks, and post type. Professional also connects tracking with popular form extensions and Elementor forms.

For Meta API events, customer data from forms and URLs can be used to improve Event Match Quality (EMQ).

Commerce events provide fuller purchase data

Professional expands purchase tracking for WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads (EDD), with native reporting for both. WooCommerce product identifiers can use default IDs, SKUs, or Facebook for WooCommerce product IDs so tracking can follow the store's catalog logic.

For WooCommerce and EDD websites, these options support more complete purchase data for advertising and analysis. Store owners can review the commerce reports within the tracking process.

Review events before publishing campaigns

Install PixelYourSite in WordPress and enter the relevant platform details. Review the standard automated events first, then configure custom triggers, tags, parameters, and conditional rules as needed. Refine WooCommerce or EDD tracking after the store or download workflow is connected.

Before a campaign goes live, check that the configured events fire in the intended locations and that the reporting data reflects the expected activity. Consent controls include Google Consent Mode for GA4 tags and a Meta Limited Data Use filter.