Settings > Website

Live domain
The domain entered at sign-up. Verify domain checks the tracking script is present and marks the domain Verified or Not verified. Add subdomain registers further hosts, such asblog.example.com, so their pages are crawled and their views recorded.
Tracking script
The snippet is a single script tag that loadsdemand-genius.iife.js from tag.demand-genius.com, carries your workspace ID in the dgTenantId query parameter, and is identified by the id demandGeniusTag. Click Copy to copy your version with the ID filled in. Add it before the closing body tag on every page.
Install the script
- Any CMS
- Google Tag Manager
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Copy the snippet from Settings > Website

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Open your site-wide footer or scripts setting
Most platforms have a “custom code”, “footer code” or “scripts” field that applies to every page. Webflow calls it Custom Code > Footer Code; WordPress themes usually expose it in the theme settings or via a child theme’s footer template.
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Paste and publish
Verify it is working
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Click Verify domain in Settings > Website
A Verified badge confirms the script was found.
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Or check in the browser
Open your site, open developer tools, and look in the Network tab for a request to
tag.demand-genius.com.Changing your domain
Changing the live domain is a reset, not a rename. Editing the domain field opens Change your domain?, which spells it out: existing AI classifications are deleted, the script stops working on the current domain, and a fresh classification starts for the new domain. It cannot be undone. Type CONFIRM to proceed. Before you confirm: make sure the new domain has a readable sitemap and is publicly reachable, and plan to reinstall the script on the new site immediately to avoid a gap in tracking. Use Add subdomain rather than a domain change if you are adding a host, not moving.Troubleshooting
- Not verified after installing. Check the snippet is on the live published site, not a draft, and that no consent tool or ad blocker is blocking
tag.demand-genius.comin your test browser. - Traffic shows on some pages only. The snippet is probably in a page template rather than the site-wide footer. Move it.
- Old snippet with a different parameter name. Earlier versions of the snippet used a different query parameter. Replace it with the current one from Settings > Website.