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Adding Custom Meta Tags and Google Tags to a Deeplink

Written by Bouncy Admin
Updated over 2 months ago

Bouncy lets you add custom meta tags and Google tracking scripts to individual deeplinks. This is available on paid plans (Growth and above).

Custom Meta Tags

Custom meta tags are added to the HTML <head> of your deeplink's redirect page. They're useful for platform-specific metadata or custom tracking requirements.

How to Add Custom Meta Tags

  1. Open the Create Deeplink or Edit Deeplink page

  2. Expand Advanced Settings

  3. Scroll to the SEO Settings section

  4. Find the Custom Meta Tags area

  5. Click Add Custom Meta Tag

  6. Enter the Name and Content for the tag

  7. Repeat for additional tags

Each tag generates an HTML meta element like:

<meta name="your-name" content="your-content" />

Use Cases for Custom Meta Tags

  • Adding robots directives (e.g., noindex, nofollow)

  • Platform-specific tags not covered by OG or Twitter card fields

  • Verification tags for third-party services

  • Custom application metadata

Google Analytics (GA4) Integration

You can add a Google Analytics 4 measurement ID to an individual deeplink to track visits in your own GA4 property.

How to Add GA4 Tracking

  1. Open the Create Deeplink or Edit Deeplink page

  2. Expand Advanced Settings

  3. Find the Google Analytics Measurement ID field

  4. Enter your GA4 Measurement ID (format: G-XXXXXXXXXX)

  5. Save your link

When a visitor clicks this deeplink, the GA4 tracking script will fire with your measurement ID, recording the visit in your Google Analytics dashboard.

Meta Pixel Integration

You can add a Facebook/Meta Pixel ID to an individual deeplink for conversion tracking.

How to Add a Meta Pixel

  1. Open the Create Deeplink or Edit Deeplink page

  2. Expand Advanced Settings

  3. Find the Meta Pixel ID field

  4. Enter your Pixel ID (format: a numeric string, e.g., XXXXXXXXXXXXX)

  5. Save your link

When a visitor lands on this deeplink's redirect page, the Meta Pixel will fire, allowing you to track visits and build retargeting audiences in Facebook Ads Manager.

Per-Link vs Global Tracking

These tracking IDs are per-link settings. Each deeplink can have its own GA4 and Meta Pixel IDs, which is useful when:

  • You manage links for multiple clients (each with their own GA4/Pixel)

  • You want to track specific campaigns in dedicated analytics properties

  • You need fine-grained attribution for individual links

Bouncy also has its own built-in analytics (on paid plans) β€” these external tracking integrations are in addition to Bouncy's analytics, not a replacement.

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