How to Install LandLift on Your Landing Page (5-minute setup guide)

Learn how to install LandLift in just minutes. Follow three simple steps to start tracking sections, versions, and conversions without any complexity.

Setting up LandLift takes just three simple steps that'll have you tracking landing page performance in minutes. Here's what you need to do: install our tracking script, add version information, and mark your page sections. Let's walk through each step so you can start optimizing your conversions right away.

Step 1: Installing the Tracking Script

First things first—we need to get our tracking script on your landing page. This tiny 5KB script is what captures visitor interactions and sends the data to your LandLift dashboard for analysis.

Here's what makes our script different: it's completely privacy-friendly. No cookies, no localStorage, no personal data collection—just the behavior insights you need to improve your pages. We're fully GDPR compliant, so you can track with confidence.

Installing the script is straightforward

Copy the script code from your "Create Landing Page" form in your LandLift dashboard

Paste it either inside your <head></head> tags or right before the closing </body> tag—both work perfectly

You can add the script to individual pages you want to track, or include it across your entire website. Don't worry about bloat—the script only activates on pages you've added to your LandLift account.

Step 2: Setting Up Version Tracking

Version tracking is your secret weapon for understanding how changes impact performance. Every time you update your landing page, you can bump the version number and LandLift automatically creates a new version in your dashboard for comparison.

Version Format Use a simple X.X format where the first number represents major changes and the second represents minor tweaks. Made a small button color change? Bump from 1.0 to 1.1. Completely redesigned your hero section? Go from 1.0 to 2.0.

How to Add Versions? You have two options.

Option 1: Meta Tag (Recommended). Add this inside your <head> section.

Add this inside your <head> section:

<meta name="landlift-version" content="1.0">

Option 2: Data Attribute

Add this to any HTML element on your page:

<body data-landlift-version="1.0">
  <!-- Your page content -->
</body>

Or use a hidden input:

<input type="hidden" data-landlift-version="1.0">

Pro tip: Version tracking makes A/B testing effortless. Run different versions of your page simultaneously, and LandLift will track each one separately.

Step 3: Marking Your Page Sections

This is where the magic happens. LandLift analyzes your page section by section—hero, pricing, testimonials, features, you name it. But we need to know where each section starts and ends.

Method 1: Data Attributes

Add a data-landlift attribute to each section:

<header data-landlift="header">Header content</header>
<div data-landlift="hero">Hero section</div>
<div data-landlift="pricing">Pricing table</div>
<div data-landlift="testimonials">Customer testimonials</div>
<div data-landlift="features">Feature list</div>
<footer data-landlift="footer">Footer content</footer>

Method 2: CSS Classes

<header class="landlift-header">Header content</header>
<div class="landlift-hero">Hero section</div>
<div class="landlift-pricing">Pricing table</div>
<div class="landlift-testimonials">Customer testimonials</div>
<div class="landlift-features">Feature list</div>
<footer class="landlift-footer">Footer content</footer>

Choose whichever method feels more natural for your workflow—both work identically.

Verify Your Setup

Once you've completed all three steps, head back to your LandLift dashboard and click "Analyze." You'll see a screenshot of your page with all detected sections highlighted in green. If any sections are missing, double-check your markup and try again.

That's it! LandLift is now tracking visitor engagement across your landing page and will start providing AI-powered recommendations to boost your conversion rates. The insights you gain from this setup will help you understand exactly how visitors interact with your page and what changes will drive more conversions.