Hello. We have a WordPress site and are capturing the visitors UTM data on the landing page without a problem.
The problem arises if that person then navigates to a second, third, etc, page and then signs up. The UTM's from the original landing page are lost.
I am looking for help on how we can solve this.
Thank you.
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Indeed, you will need a JavaScript-based multitouch attribution library (may also be known as a cookie persistence script, etc.) that uses cookies and/or local storage to store your different touches so they can all be submitted with the form.
There are several capable ones out there, although Community rules prevent me from recommending a specific library.
Indeed, you will need a JavaScript-based multitouch attribution library (may also be known as a cookie persistence script, etc.) that uses cookies and/or local storage to store your different touches so they can all be submitted with the form.
There are several capable ones out there, although Community rules prevent me from recommending a specific library.