Where to add tracking link while implementing tracking for affiliate commission

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  • I am implementing affiliate program through Reditus.

    Does this not cover your needs?

    https://help.getreditus.com/en/article/installing-the-tracking-script-9eh7mm/

    UPDATE:

    It seems the above only covers adding the tracking script, and not the specific request of adding the conversion tracking snippet (which would fire after a user completes some signup form, sending the user’s email address to Reditus).

    What specific signup form are you trying to track conversions for?

    You mentioned WooCommerce, but it seems your WooCommerce “Buy Now” buttons are merely affiliate links which send users to 3rd-party sites. So there’s no form to be completed on your site for the code to be integrated into.

    • This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by George Appiah.
    Thread Starter Digital Splendid

    (@rajeevbagra2025)

    I think there are 3 ways:

    1. When someone signups for an account (https://digitalsplendid.agency/wp-login.php?action=register)
    2. When someone subscribes through subscription form (using Moosend). Or when someone fills Consult Us/Support/Contact forms built with Jotform.
    3. When someone buys (using WooCommerce with Stripe integrated)

    It appears need to add tracking link on all the 3. It also appears not full proof as someone might still signup through other means.

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    It doesn’t sound like you need to add tracking code to links. It sounds more like you want to track conversion events on your own site. According to the link that George found, it’s mainly a matter of ensuring the Reditus script gets loaded into the page’s header. This would at least track page loads, but I suspect something more is required to track specific conversion events. This typically means adding an event listener to a particular element such as a form submit button. Following the Reditus instructions for WP should be all you need for front end conversions.

    The Reditus doc covers front end scripts, but it might not cover WP registration, a back end process. You should investigate whether Reditus scripts appear on the WP registration page or not once it’s working on the front end. If not, the script code could be output from the ‘admin_print_scripts’ action hook.

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