Overview
Knot supports multiple tracking and analytics solutions to help you understand your store’s performance and customer behavior. You can easily integrate Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, and custom tracking scripts.Supported Pixel Types
Google Analytics
Track visitor behavior, conversion rates, and e-commerce performance with Google Analytics. To add Google Analytics:- Navigate to Project Settings � Integrations
- Find the Google Analytics section
- Enter your Measurement ID (e.g.,
G-XXXXXXXXXX
) - Click Save
Facebook Pixel
Track conversions, optimize ads, and build targeted audiences for your Facebook campaigns. To add Facebook Pixel:- Navigate to Project Settings � Integrations
- Find the Facebook Pixel section
- Enter your Pixel ID (e.g.,
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
) - Click Save
Custom Pixels
Add any third-party tracking script or analytics tool not covered by the built-in integrations. To add Custom Pixels:- Navigate to Project Settings � Integrations
- Click Add Custom Pixel
- Enter a name for your pixel (e.g., “TikTok Pixel”, “Hotjar”, “Klaviyo”)
- Paste your tracking script in the code field
- Click Save
No limitations: You can add as many custom pixels as needed for your tracking requirements.
How It Works
When you save your pixel configurations:- The tracking scripts are automatically injected into your store
- Changes take effect immediately on your live site
- All pixels are loaded asynchronously to maintain site performance
Best Practices
Pixel Setup Tips:
- Test your pixels using browser developer tools or pixel helper extensions
- Add pixels one at a time to ensure each works correctly
- Use custom pixels for any tracking service not directly supported
Common Custom Pixel Examples
TikTok Pixel
Hotjar
Privacy Considerations
Important: Ensure you comply with privacy regulations (GDPR, CCPA) when implementing tracking pixels. Update your privacy policy to reflect the tracking tools you use.
Troubleshooting
Pixel not firing?- Check that your pixel ID is correct
- Verify the script is properly formatted
- Use browser developer tools to check for console errors
- Test with pixel helper browser extensions
- Review the number of pixels you’ve added
- Consider consolidating tracking through a tag manager
- Check that custom scripts are optimized