# How to add Page Tracking on a Page?

Track conversions based on the Thank You page, that is, when a user lands on a specific URL after completing an action on the landing page. 

### **Step by Step Guide to Add Page Tracking on a Page:**

1. Navigate to the **Campaign Details** page for the selected campaign.

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2. Click on **Add a Metric** and select **"Add Page Tracking"**

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3. Select the "Page Tracking Metric" you want to track.

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In case you want to add a new page as your "Page Tracking Metric" then click on "**Add a New Page**"

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