I’m trying to disqualify people from triggering my FB pixel when submitting a typeform.
It seems this isn’t possible without using another tool like Zapier or Integromat.
Is it in fact the case that there is no way to make a non-triggering ending or redirect? If there was a redirect option that didn’t have a submit button, that would work too. I thought this would be possible with a statement, but that appears not to be the case.
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Ending or Redirect Without Without Triggering FB Pixel
Best answer by Liz
Hi
If the respondent presses the submit button on a form integrated with Facebook Pixel, it will send that data to Facebook. We don’t have a feature in our native integration that would prevent the data from sending based on their responses at this time.
The only workaround I can think of would be to completely prevent them from submitting the form by sending them backwards in the form, but that might be a bit frustrating of a user experience on their end.
+5Hi
If the respondent presses the submit button on a form integrated with Facebook Pixel, it will send that data to Facebook. We don’t have a feature in our native integration that would prevent the data from sending based on their responses at this time.
The only workaround I can think of would be to completely prevent them from submitting the form by sending them backwards in the form, but that might be a bit frustrating of a user experience on their end.
Requesting a workaround, as we are facing a similar problem. We have forms with a high ad spend from Facebook and need alternate ways to disqualify wrong audiences without triggering the Facebook optimization.
It happens that we get 3 wrong audience answers in a row and it ruins the whole campaign and we need to restart the form as the pixel optimize in the wrong direction
It should be possible to make a statement without sending a typeformsubmit event to Facebook
Hi! I'm using Typeform to generate leads for local businesses.
I have a qualifier question at the beginning of my form asking, "Are you interested in xyz?" If the lead selects "no," they are directed to a different ending that states, "You do not qualify." However, META pixel captures all endings/submissions, regardless of qualification.
My objective is to disqualify leads not interested in the service and only allow the META pixel to receive qualifying data. Is there a workaround for this?
+5Hi
We’re dealing with a similar issue. Running ads and would like to be able to disqualify the wrong prospects without firing a pixel.
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