Editing Use ActiveCampaign Site Tracking with WordPress (section)

=== FAQ Section ===

'''Q1: What do I need to use ActiveCampaign Site Tracking with WordPress?'''
A1: You need the ActiveCampaign plugin installed on your WordPress site and the **Site Tracking** feature enabled in your ActiveCampaign account.

'''Q2: Can I turn off site tracking after it's been enabled?'''
A2: Yes, you can deactivate site tracking by toggling the **Enable site tracking** option off at any time.

'''Q3: What happens if I choose "Don't track by default"?'''
A3: If selected, your known contacts will not be tracked until they explicitly provide consent.

'''Q4: Is there a way to track specific pages only?'''
A4: Site Tracking tracks visits to all pages by default unless you configure it otherwise with a specialized consent notice.

'''Q5: How does Site Tracking affect my contacts' privacy?'''
A5: It's essential to comply with data protection laws and ensure transparency with your contacts about data collection practices.

'''Q6: Are there any costs associated with using ActiveCampaign Site Tracking?'''
A6: Site Tracking is available on all ActiveCampaign plans, including Starter, Plus, Pro, and Enterprise.

'''Q7: Where can I find more resources about site tracking?'''
A7: For additional assistance, please refer to the documentation on [[Settings]] and other related features within ActiveCampaign’s help center.

By implementing these instructions and best practices, you can effectively utilize ActiveCampaign Site Tracking to enhance your marketing efforts via your WordPress site.