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How do I set up Facebook Pixel for my Gamma site?

How to add Meta Pixel to a Gamma site, set it up in Site Settings, and start tracking visitor activity for ad optimisation and retargeting.

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Introduction

🌀 Insight: Adding the Meta Pixel (formerly Facebook Pixel) to your Gamma site lets you track user actions, improve ad targeting, and measure campaign effectiveness.

The Pixel is a small code snippet from Meta that enables advanced features like retargeting, conversion tracking, and performance optimisation - all of which help you get more value from your campaigns.

How to Add Meta Pixel to Your Gamma Site

Step 1: Access Your Site Settings

  1. Log in to your Gamma account.

  2. Open the site you want to connect with your Meta Pixel.

  3. Click the three-dot menu (…) in the upper right corner.

  4. Select Site settings from the dropdown menu.

Step 2: Enter Your Meta Pixel ID

  1. In the Settings tab of the Site Settings panel, scroll to the bottom.

  2. Locate the Meta Pixel ID field.

  3. Paste your Meta Pixel ID (it should start with a number).

Step 3: Save and Publish Your Site

  1. Click Save to apply your changes.

  2. Then click the Publish button to activate the Pixel on your live site.

Where to Find Your Meta Pixel ID

To locate your Meta Pixel ID:

  1. Go to your Meta Ads Manager.

  2. Navigate to Events Manager.

  3. Select your Pixel.

  4. Copy the Pixel ID (usually a long string of numbers).

FAQs & Common Issues

Why isn’t my Pixel tracking any data?

  • Make sure you clicked Publish after saving the Pixel ID.

  • Double-check that your Pixel ID is correctly copied from Meta.

  • Use Meta’s Pixel Helper Chrome Extension to confirm if the Pixel is firing.

Can I add more than one Meta Pixel to my site?

  • Currently, Gamma supports adding one Meta Pixel ID per site.

Will this work on all pages of my site?

  • Yes, once published, the Meta Pixel will track activity across all published pages on your Gamma site.

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