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- Run Theme Setup on a new site Set up a new Dirigible site with the Theme Setup wizard: license keys, core plugins, brand colors, fonts, logo, social links, and starter pages.
- Add tracking codes to your site Add Google Tag Manager, the Meta (Facebook) Pixel, LinkedIn, Hotjar, and other tracking codes to WordPress, and avoid counting every visit twice.
- Verify your domain with Meta (Facebook) Verify your website's domain in Meta Business Suite with the meta tag, see where it goes on a WordPress site, and fix a failed verification.
- Add Google Analytics 4 to WordPress Add Google Analytics 4 to WordPress: create a GA4 property, copy its G- Measurement ID, add it to your site, and check visits in the Realtime report.
- Track form submissions in Google Analytics 4 Count contact form submissions in Google Analytics 4. Send visitors to a thank-you page, create a GA4 event for that page, and mark it as a key event.
- Track button clicks with Google Tag Manager Send button, phone, and email link clicks to Google Analytics 4 with a Tag Manager click trigger and a GA4 event tag, then test them in Preview mode.
- Why GA4 shows "(not set)" as a landing page What "(not set)" means in the GA4 landing page report, why sessions that start without a page view cause it, and when it's worth fixing.
- Add a user to Google Analytics Give a colleague or agency access to your Google Analytics 4 account or property without sharing your password, pick the right role, and remove access later.
- Set up a GDPR cookie consent banner Add a cookie consent banner that holds back Google Analytics, Tag Manager, and other tracking until visitors accept, with no separate consent plugin.
- Add a site-wide pop-up Add a pop-up for announcements or newsletter sign-ups without a pop-up plugin: set the delay, how often it reshows, a form or link, and where it shows.
- Manage WordPress users and roles Add, edit, and remove WordPress users, and choose the right role (Administrator, Editor, Author) so each person can change only what they need.
- See which plugins are installed See every plugin installed on your WordPress site, which ones are active, and their version numbers, and copy the full list to send to support.
- Add your Dirigible license key Activate your site license so the Dirigible theme and every Dirigible plugin keep getting updates, and check that it's active.
- Add an OpenRouter AI key Get an OpenRouter API key with a $5 monthly limit and save it in Dirigible so AI alt text, excerpts, featured images, and focal points work sitewide.
- Own your domain and transfer it to a new registrar Register your domain in your own name, then transfer it to another registrar step by step without taking your website or email down.
- Add an email alias in Google Workspace Add an email alias like info@ or sales@ to a Google Workspace user so mail to it lands in their inbox, send from the alias in Gmail, and remove an alias later.
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