Hubspot Form Conversion Tracking Service

We always test every conversion.

And we send you a video as proof, it’s really working. The reason? Our clients often say they’ve hired several, sometimes up to 3 freelancers before getting in touch with us, without getting actual conversions. That’s understandable, iFrame conversion tracking is a difficult setup. We’ve done this tracking so many times we’ve lost count, but every time we aim to improve our setup.

We check your current setup

And are available to clean it up. Most sites need a tag cleanup, desperately. Although this setup only includes Hubspot Form conversion tracking for websites, to implement it we have to first take a look at your conversion setup. Are there duplicate tags? Outdated Google Analytics versions? Incorrectly installed Google Ads conversions firing in the wrong places, creating duplicates? Multiple Google Tag Manager accounts, slowing down your website? 85% of our clients have one or two major issues in their conversion tracking. We often notify them about them and are also available for fixing them in addition to implementing the Hubspot form conversion tracking.

All platforms in one setup

With our Hubspot form tracking service, you get a clean, simple but also flexible setup, which uses the same data layer, triggers and tags to send conversions to multiple different tools. Setup that’s as clean as it can be.

Tutorials suck, and always miss something important

There are countless tutorials on how to track Hubspot form conversions with Google Tag Manager. However, in our experience, they always miss something. Perhaps they only show how to do it for one platform like Google Analytics, or maybe the tutorials are outdated and are using Google Analytics Universal Analytics (which is practically dead).

Most conversion tracking tutorials are written by amateurs. I just read a Hubspot form conversion tracking tutorial, which suggested using Google Tag Manager “element visibility” to track Hubpost conversions. It did not make any sense to me, but I still tested it. Did it work? Absolutely not. Google Tag Manager is not able to track anything happening inside an iFrame.

Did you know, that a redirect to thank you page is a bad way to track conversions, as it often messes up the traffic source, doesn’t support enhanced conversions, and requires insane effort if you want to track multiple forms?

Did you know, that Google Analytics 4 requires any custom parameters sent with events, to be registered as custom dimensions?

Did you know that Google Analytics 4 no longer has “goals”, as they’re replaced with conversions?

Do the tutorials include the page path and title in the Meta Pixel conversion to see which form was sent?

Do the tutorials use an outdated method, like redirects to a custom thank you page, which is very likely to mess up your Google Analytics Source / Medium and make the conversion data practically useless?

Do the tutorials explain how to mark the Hubspot form GA4 event as a conversion?