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#### **Step 3: Set up the pixel, select Data Sources** → **Pixels**.

#### **Step 4: Click Add** → **Enter a name** → **Click Create to add a neu dataset.**

In the **Datasets** section, select the dataset you just created → **Open in Events Manager.**

#### **Step 5: Select Set up Meta Pixel** → I**nstall code manually**.

#### **Step 6:** Copy code in the dialog box.

#### Step 7: Add the code to your landing page. To add the code to your landing page: Go to the **Editor** (Edit) page of your landing page → Select the **Settings** icon → **Code JavaScript/CSS** → Paste the code into the **"End of \ tag"** field and save it.

Alternatively, you can take the **Facebook Pixel ID** from the Datasets section to add to your landing page. To do this: Go to the **Editor** (Edit) page of your landing page → Select the **Settings** icon → **Tracking Code** → Paste the **Facebook Pixel ID** into the **Facebook Pixel ID** field and save it.

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