Can I auto tag my unbounce campaign?
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Hi Mozzers,
We are running ads for a client and we're using unbounce for landing page creation. Google Adwords is the main ad platform we are using right now.
When you click on the ad you land on a subdomain (subdomain.Sitename.com) and you can click on Apply which lands on the form Page of the client's site(www.sitename.com).
The campaign has been auto tagged but haven't seen any data which is probably because of the subdomain unbounce page.
Do you think there is a way to track unbounce via auto tagging or my only solution will be setting up manual tagging?
Thanks
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