So you just signed up for the free trial period and would like to start identifying the companies behind your anonymous website visits.
Before getting started you must first install Stitcher's tracking script on your website.
We've listed a few options below:
Manual installation
1️⃣ Sign in to your Snitcher dashboard. Click the code icon in the top-right:
2️⃣ Copy the Snitcher tracking code to your clipboard:
3️⃣ Paste it before the closing </body> tag of all pages on your website.
4️⃣ Now publish the changes and Snitcher should be installed on your website!
🚨 TIP: If you are using any caching services or plugins, don't forget to clear them!
Installation via Google Tag Manager
1️⃣ Sign in to your Snitcher dashboard. Click the code icon in the top-right:
2️⃣ Copy the Snitcher tracking code to your clipboard:
3️⃣ Sign in to your workspace on Google Tag Manager and click ‘New Tag’.
4️⃣ Click on ‘Tag Configuration’ and choose ‘Custom HTML’ from the list.
5️⃣ Paste the Snitcher tracking code you copied in step 2 into the HTML field.
6️⃣ Under ‘Advanced Settings’, select "Unlimited" from the ‘Tag firing’ dropdown.
7️⃣ Click Choose a trigger to make this tag fire... and select All Pages. Give the tag a name and then click the Save button.
8️⃣ Save the Tag and publish it on your website
💡 TIP: Don't forget to publish your tag!
Installation via a WordPress plugin
1️⃣ Sign in to your website's WP Admin. Navigate to Plugins -> Add New.
2️⃣ Search for the Head, Footer and Post Injections plugin. Click Install Now and Active the plugin.
3️⃣ Navigate to Settings → Header and Footer in your WordPress dashboard. You’ll see a number of tabs in the plugin’s interface. Make sure you're in the default 'Head and footer' tab.
4️⃣ In a new browser tab, Sign in to your Snitcher dashboard. Click the code icon in the top-right:
5️⃣ Copy the Snitcher tracking code to your clipboard:
6️⃣ Switch back to your WP admin and paste the code under the 'On every page' field on the 'Head and footer' tab:
7️⃣ Don't forget to save your changes!
💡 TIP: If you are using any caching services or plugins, don't forget to clear them!