# Marketing Tags > Connect ad pixels and tag managers — Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, GA4, TikTok, and LinkedIn — across your whole site. Source: https://knowledge.estage.com/project-settings/marketing-tags/ Part of the ESTAGE knowledge base (https://knowledge.estage.com). Full corpus: https://knowledge.estage.com/llms-full.txt --- The **Marketing Tags** tab connects ad pixels and analytics tag managers to your site. Once connected, they load on every page and automatically fire page-view events as visitors navigate. ## Supported integrations | Integration | What you enter | | --- | --- | | **Google Tag Manager (GTM)** | Container ID, e.g. `GTM-XXXXXXX` | | **Meta Pixel** | Numeric Pixel ID | | **Google Analytics 4 (GA4)** | Measurement ID, e.g. `G-XXXXXXXXXX` | | **TikTok Pixel** | Pixel ID | | **LinkedIn Insight** | Partner ID | ## Connecting a tag 1. Find the integration card and click **Connect**. 2. Paste your ID into the input. 3. Press **Enter** or click **Save**. The card shows an **Active** pill once connected. Use **Edit** to change the ID or **Remove** to disconnect. Your changes apply to the live preview immediately, and to your published site the next time you publish. ## Where each kind of code belongs Genesis keeps three places for tracking code separate so they don't conflict: - **Marketing Tags** (this tab) — structured pixels and tag managers, added by ID. - **[Code Injection](/project-settings/code-injection/)** — arbitrary `` / `` code for anything not listed above (chat widgets, custom loaders). - **Page settings → Scripts** — a pixel or snippet you want on **one page only**. :::note On a single-page-app site, third-party SDKs initialize once on load. As visitors navigate between pages, Genesis fires the page-view event for each tag — it doesn't reload the SDK. :::