topic Re: Google & Facebook Ads ID Capture using Integromat in Lead Capture Tools

Google & Facebook Ads ID Capture using Integromat

JakeBor — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 06:44:44 GMT

Hi everyone,

I'm new to Hubspot and loving it so far. We decided to use Hubspot to get better understanding of paid marketing efforts. We have many forms on our website, some html and other using iframes. The most important thing for us when capturing form data if for us to see which source (Google Ads or FB) and campaign they come from. This seems to work fine with the HTML forms using the Hubspot tracking code.

However, my question is: Does Hubspot capture ad UTMs if using a third party API connector such as Zapier or Integromat? If we connect all our forms through Integromat, especially the one using iframes, will the ad data be captured by Hubspot?

or to capture that data, does Hubspot need to do it by itself using Non‑HubSpot Form?

What would be the best way to capture all that data in a clean way and avoid duplicate data?

Thanks for your help

Re: Google & Facebook Ads ID Capture using Integromat

PamCotton — Mon, 05 Oct 2020 14:17:25 GMT

Hello @JakeBor

I will be tagging some of our top contributors to share their thoughts, @lynton, @Daniel_Bleich, @jimbanks, would you be able to share your opinion in @JakeBor questions?

Thank you,

Pam

Re: Google & Facebook Ads ID Capture using Integromat

lynton — Mon, 05 Oct 2020 15:29:49 GMT

Hi Jake,

Does Hubspot capture ad UTMs if using a third party API connector such as Zapier or Integromat? If we connect all our forms through Integromat, especially the one using iframes, will the ad data be captured by Hubspot? or to capture that data, does Hubspot need to do it by itself using Non‑HubSpot Form?

If you want the most comprehensive capture of UTM data, I recommend using the web analytics api. This will give you access to every URL visited by a contact, including UTM parameters.

If you only care about capturing UTM data when a visitor submits a HubSpot form, then you can capture that in a custom form field using javascript. In my personal opinion, this is the best, simplest way to start attributing form submissions to UTM sources.

To get the most value out of HubSpot, use the HubSpot embedded forms, use javascript to autofill any important hidden fields (like UTM). This will give you the most tracking data in HubSpot, and flexible management via HubSpot's forms tool.

I hope this helps!