HubSpot and RedTrack

1. Add a CNAME record pointing to your RedTrack default domain in your domain registrar.
2. On the left menu, go to Tools → Domains → Create new domain.
3. Add the integrated domain to your RedTrack account and activate the Free SSL option.

Tools → Conversion tracking → Conversion type → add the events you want to track → Save.

This is the destination link where you plan to drive traffic: it can be an affiliate offer, a direct link to your website, or your shop.

1. Act depending on your account type:

2. When adding the brand/offer source, go to the Additional parameters section → add {r} to the Macro/Token fields and assign the following roles to the parameters:

• First Name
• Last Name
• Phone
• Email

To create a campaign for paid traffic, follow these simple steps:

• Add the Traffic channel (API integrated traffic channels/Non-API-integrated traffic channels). Most of them have a preset template in RedTrack.
• Launch a campaign for the paid traffic channel. Your website/shop will be the main link added to the traffic channel. Be guided by this article for Advertisers / this one for Affiliates.

1. Access the Form Editor: Marketing → Forms → Edit the desired form.

2. In the form editor, go to Create New → Single-line text → Set the property label as rtclickid

3. Turn on the toggle for “Make this field hidden” → Set the placeholder value as {clickid} → Publish changes.

To set up GTM correctly, you must have the already-generated universal tracking script.
* For Affiliates: use this guide to help you with the universal tracking script.
* For Advertisers: a universal tracking script was created automatically once you had added your Website.

Both Affiliates and Advertisers can find the generated universal tracking script in Tools → Scripts:

1. Adjust the settings in GTM

1.1 Follow this guide on how to integrate Google Tag Manager (GTM) with RedTrack.

1.2 In GTM settings, create 2 types of Tags:

<script>
function setFormClickIdValue(clickid) {
    console.log(clickid)
      document.querySelectorAll('input').forEach(function(el) {
        console.log(el.value)
          if (el.value.indexOf("{clickid}")>-1) {
              el.value = el.value.replace(/{clickid}/, clickid)
          }
      });
  }
  function getCookie(name) {
      var value = "; " + document.cookie;
      var parts = value.split("; " + name + "=");
      if (parts.length == 2) return parts.pop().split(";").shift();
  }
      if (getCookie('rtkclickid-store') !== null && getCookie('rtkclickid-store') !== undefined && getCookie('rtkclickid-store') !== 'undefined') {
          setTimeout(function(){
            setFormClickIdValue(getCookie('rtkclickid-store'))
          }, 3000)
      }
</script>

2. Connect GTM to HubSpot

2.1 Copy your Google Tag Manager Container ID.

2.2 Go to your HubSpot account → navigate to Settings (top right corner) → open the section Website > Pages → choose the domain you want to edit.

2.3 Scroll to the Integrations or Site Header & Footer Code section → paste your Google Tag Manager code snippets (Head and Body) into the corresponding fields → Save and Publish.

1. Go to your HubSpot account → navigate to Settings → open the section Objects → Activities → Workflow (or directly Automation → Workflows depending on your HubSpot plan).

2. Create or edit the workflow that triggers after a form submission/conversion event.

3. Inside the workflow, click the “+” button to add a new action → select Send a Webhook.

4. Paste the RedTrack Postback URL into the action setup window and map the parameters → click Save to apply the webhook action:

• Use the GET method.
• Add the dynamic HubSpot tokens as query parameters:
  • clickid → rtclickid
  • sum → map to the deal amount (if you want to track revenue in RedTrack)
  • type → fill with the name of the event that you’re sending back to RedTrack