Adding the Leadsourcing script using Google Tag Manager lets you enable website visitor identification and automate AI-powered lead generation without code edits.
Requirements
❕ Google Tag Manager must be installed on your website before you follow these instructions.
Make sure you have access to your organization’s Google Tag Manager account and container.
Have the Leadsourcing tracking script ready to copy.
If Google Tag Manager isn’t installed yet, see the Google Tag Manager support article for setup guidance.
Step 1: Access Google Tag Manager
Go to Google Tag Manager.
Log in with your credentials.
Open the account and container for your website.
Step 2: Set Up and Customize a New Tag
In the dashboard menu on the left, select Tags.
Click the New button.
Enter a descriptive name like “Leadsourcing Script”.
Step 3: Configure the Tag
Click Tag Configuration.
Select Custom HTML from the tag type options.
Paste the Leadsourcing tracking script into the HTML field.
Step 4: Set Up the Trigger
Under the script field, click Triggering.
Choose All Pages as the trigger so the script loads on every page.
Step 5: Save and Publish the Tag
Click Save in the top right to store your tag.
Return to the main workspace.
⚠️ Don’t forget to publish your changes: After creating the tag, select Submit in the top right, add a version name (e.g., “Added Leadsourcing Script Tag”), and click Publish. Creating and publishing a tag is a two-step process.
Verification & Next Steps
Visit Leadsourcing Visitor Identification platform and check that the script is active.
You may need to clear your browser cache or wait a few minutes for updates to take effect.
Tips & Best Practices
Save each tag with a clear name for future management.
Only use the All Pages trigger for global visitor tracking scripts.
Contact support if you need assistance with Google Tag Manager setup or script implementation. Once set up, you’ll enable real-time website visitor identification and seamless AI-powered lead generation.