🔧 Implementation Steps

1. Form Setup
   • Added a contact form using the Contact Form 7 plugin on WordPress.
   • Verified form HTML structure (identified Form Classes = wpcf7).
2. Trigger Setup (GTM)
   • Created a new Form Submission trigger.
   • Condition: Form Classes contains wpcf7 (after testing Form ID, which didn’t fire for CF7).
3. Tag Setup (GTM)
   • Created a GA4 Event Tag with:
     • Event name: form_submission
     • Event parameters:
       • form_class → {{Form Classes}}
       • page_url → {{Page URL}}
   • Assigned the trigger (Form Submission – Contact Form) to this tag.
4. Validation
   • Used Tag Assistant (Preview mode) to submit the form and confirm tag firing.
   • Checked GA4 DebugView → saw form_submission events logged with parameters.
5. Conversion Setup
   • Promoted form_submission as a Key Event in GA4 so it counts as a conversion.

✅ Results

• Form submissions are now tracked as a conversion event in GA4.
• Captured context (form class and page URL) to differentiate between forms if multiple exist in the future.

📸Screenshots