GTM Custom Events

Introduction Google Tag Manager Custom Events are used for tracking interactions that might take place on your website or mobile app that isn’t handled by standard methods. You can create your own event and assign it to a trigger. Basically allowing you to script Google Tag Manager how you like. Reference: You can change the […]

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Loopback to 2nd node in any DT from the header/footer section

Introduction: In any of the header/footer editors copy/paste this button And in the start node source code editor copy/paste this script <script> $(document).ready(function() { if (window.location.href.indexOf(“skip=true”) > -1) { var scope = $(‘.app’).scope() scope.next() } }); </script> Basically if the parameter exists, then skip to 2nd node

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How to Add a Skip-to-Next Link in LeadsHook V2

You can add a text link that moves a visitor straight to the next connected node in a LeadsHook V2 Decision Tree. Use the V2 DT.next() method below – the older Version 1 Angular link code is not supported in V2. Before you begin Add the link Replace Skip to the next step with the […]

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Using Google Sheets as a Lookup Table

Introduction In this article you’ll learn how to use Google Sheets as an external database. You can make API calls from LeadsHook using the API node and SAVE the returning data into custom fields. There are 2 methods available… METHOD 1: Easy Method Using a 3rd Party App (Developer NOT Required) In method 1, you […]

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Complete Guide to Personalization Using Decision Nodes

Introduction In this guide you’ll discover how to present the most relevant content, offers to your website visitors. You’ll also learn how to ‘profile’ your leads and customers so you only present the offers they are most likely to buy or consume. You’ll learn how best to help your customers and clients consume your products […]

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API Node – Response Errors

Introduction: The API node allows you to pass your data collected in LeadsHook to your CRM/endpoint. The advantage to using the API node vs the Webhook node is that it supports return variables ( responses ). In this example we will see how to throw an error by passing a bad request through. And collect […]

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LeadsHook In-Canvas Analytics

Introduction: Step 1: Up the top right you will see the Analytics button. Go ahead and hit it. Step 2: You will see some purple balloons appear under each node showing statistics for each node. Step 3: If you hover over one of them you will see a tool-tip appear explaining what each metric means. […]

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