Drip Source Tags (DSTs) allow you to track the source of people on your list (Facebook ads, for example). When you add a Drip Source Tag to your link, that tag is applied in Drip after someone clicks on the link.
To use Drip Source Tags:
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Your Drip JavaScript snippet must be present on the destination page where the person lands after clicking the DST.
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The person who clicks the link must be identified.
Drip Source Tags work just like UTM codes. To turn a regular link into a DST, add the following to the end of your URL:
?dst=mytag
For example, www.example.com?dst=facebook applies a “facebook” tag to any person who clicks that link.
If your link directs to a page not tagged with your Drip JavaScript, insert your JavaScript snippet into the page and enable Cross-Domain Tracking in Drip.