Conversion Bridge Now Integrates With Cookie Popup Plugins

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Derek from Conversion Bridge has just released version 1.3 of his conversion tracking plugin for WordPress, introducing new cookie popup integrations, improved Google Ads conversion tracking and more.

With the exception of Google Analytics, each platform Conversion Bridge integrates with is a privacy-first analytics platform and does not require the use of a cookie banner.

If you use Google Analytics on your WordPress site, you may need to use a cookie banner for legal reasons. Check with your lawyer for more details.

When enabled, Conversion Bridge will now follow the user’s choice in the following supported cookie popup plugins not to track conversion journeys: Cookiebot, CookieYes, Complianz, and GDPR Cookie Compliance.

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Google Ads Conversion Tracking

Conversion Bridge now allows you to set specific Google Ads Conversion IDs to give you precise control over your conversion tracking and accurate data on which ads are working, even if you are not using Google Analytics.

More Integrations

Conversion Bridge now integrates with JetFormBuilder to track form submissions, and with Elementor to add conversion tracking to form, button, call to action (CTA) and PayPal/Stripe modules. In addition, you can now track conversions when menu links are clicked in native menus.

Conversion Bridge has also improved five existing integrations, including Kadence, Document Library Pro, Download Monitor, Nina Forms and FluentCRM. You can enable conversion tracking on a per-form, per-document and per-download basis. With the FluentCRM integration, you can now view a contact’s journey from page to page in their profile.