> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.contentgrove.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Install contentgrove tracking on WordPress > Add contentgrove tracking to your WordPress site with the official plugin, so clicks and conversions are recorded on every page and stay up to date. The easiest way to track a WordPress site is the official contentgrove plugin. It keeps the tracking file on your site, lets you manage everything from the WordPress admin, and updates itself from the Plugins screen. If you'd rather not install a plugin, you can add the script manually instead. ## Install the contentgrove plugin Download the plugin `.zip` — this link always gives you the latest version: The plugin zip, ready to upload to WordPress. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Plugins → Add Plugin → Upload Plugin**, select the `.zip` file, and install and activate it. Go to **Settings → contentgrove** in your WordPress admin. Click **Connect to contentgrove**. This opens contentgrove to link the plugin to your account. In contentgrove, approve the site to finish connecting it to your workspace. Leave **Entire site** selected so the script runs on every page, including your landing and thank-you pages. Only narrow this if you want to track specific pages or posts. Once connected, everything is managed from the plugin settings inside WordPress, and the plugin updates itself from the **Plugins** screen when a new version is released. ## Alternative: add the script manually If you prefer not to install a plugin, add the tracking script site-wide with the free WPCode plugin, which lets you insert code without editing your theme. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Plugins → Add Plugin**. Search for "code snippet", then install and activate **WPCode**. Installing the WPCode plugin from the WordPress plugin directory Open WPCode and choose **+ Add Snippet**, then **Add Your Custom Snippet**. The Add Snippet button in WPCode Choosing Add Your Custom Snippet in WPCode Select **HTML Snippet** as the type. Selecting HTML Snippet as the code type in WPCode Give the snippet a title, then paste your HTML tracking code from **Settings → Tracking** in contentgrove. See [Install the tracking script](/tracking/install-script) for the code. Naming the snippet and pasting the contentgrove tracking code in WPCode The contentgrove tracking code pasted into the WPCode editor Set the location to **Site Wide Footer**. Setting the WPCode snippet location to Site Wide Footer Toggle the snippet on and click **Save Snippet**. Activating the snippet and clicking Save Snippet in WPCode ## Verify it works In contentgrove, open **Settings → Tracking**, use the **Verify tracker** tool, enter your website URL, and run the check. Verifying the tracking installation from contentgrove settings If tracking isn't recording, see [Tracking isn't recording clicks](/troubleshooting/tracking-not-recording).