Launch ClickReport tracking without the guesswork
Follow a checklist built for a single-operator SMB. Move from campaign naming to tracking installation with clarity, then activate monitoring before your next ad goes live.
Keep this page open while you update your landing page or Google Ads tracking settings. Each step preserves campaign context for later fraud review.
4
setup steps
Move from campaign naming to Google Ads tagging.
30 min
typical setup
Most single-operator launches are quick and focused.
1
tracking snippet
Install once per landing page before monitoring starts.
Everything you need to launch tracking
Work through the steps in sequence. Each one builds on the previous so reporting stays accurate and PPC context stays connected.
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Step 1
Name your campaign
Create the campaign container that keeps related landing pages together.
Create a campaign or group for the landing pages you plan to monitor. Give it a descriptive name that reflects the initiative it supports.
We recommend matching the name used in Google Ads to avoid confusion. Need multiple initiatives? Use the add campaign flow on the campaigns page.
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Step 2
Choose the pages you want to monitor
Add the landing-page URLs that should receive tracking and fraud context.
Add the URLs for every landing page that belongs in the campaign. Track a single page or manage a collection while ClickReport keeps everything organized under the campaign you created.
As soon as a page is added, it becomes eligible for monitoring, reporting, and fraud detection in real time.
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Step 3
Install the tracking code
Paste the ClickReport snippet onto each landing page before launch.
Install the ClickReport tracking script on every landing page you monitor. This lightweight script powers analytics and automated protections.
Find the snippet
Sign in, open Campaigns, select a landing page, and copy its tracking snippet from the tracking panel. Keep the absolute script URL, site token, and landing page ID exactly as shown in the dashboard.
Place it safely
Paste the script just before the closing
</body>tag so it stays isolated from other page components.The snippet should use an absolute ClickReport host and includedata-page-id. Do not shorten the source to a relative/track.jspath.Install the snippet on every landing page you send paid traffic to so attribution and protection stay accurate. - 04
Step 4
Apply campaign tags in Google Ads
Add a ClickReport tag so visits can be tied back to campaign context.
Use Google Ads tracking settings to append your ClickReport tag without editing every ad URL manually. The recommended approach is tracking template plus final URL suffix.
- Log in to your Google Ads account.
- Open tracking settings at the account, campaign, ad group, or ad level.
- Set the tracking template to
{lpurl}and final URL suffix tocrtag=google1.
Tag rule: use up to 12 characters with A-Z, 0-9, hyphen, or underscore. Avoid spaces and other symbols.
Quick fallback: append ?crtag=google1 to a test ad URL, or &crtag=google1 when the URL already has query parameters.
What ClickReport records once you are live
Monitoring activates immediately. Each click is enriched with identifiers you can use to investigate performance, protect budgets, and prove ROI.
Daily summary emails cover traffic totals, unique visitors, and high-risk IPs across monitored pages.
Log in anytime for deeper analysis, PPC vendor filters, and exports for your records.
Spot repeat IP addresses quickly, then block them inside Google Ads when the evidence supports it.
Get live with less backtracking
Browse the FAQs or reach out directly. Support can help with campaign setup, reporting basics, and fraud prevention best practices.