This guide walks you through installing the OTTO Pixel from SearchAtlas on a custom-coded website (e.g., built with tools like DomableAI). This allows OTTO to track and optimize SEO performance with automation and diagnostics.
🔍 Step 1: Access OTTO v3 in SearchAtlas
🔍 Step 1: Access OTTO v3 in SearchAtlas
Log in to your SearchAtlas account.
On the left-hand menu, click OTTO & Audit.
At the top of the OTTO SEO section, switch to v3 using the toggle next to v2.
🆕 Step 2: Add Your Website
🆕 Step 2: Add Your Website
Click “+ Create” in the top-right corner.
A box will appear asking for your website URL:
Paste your website URL into the field.
Click “+ Click here to add…”
📋 Step 3: Copy the OTTO Pixel Code
📋 Step 3: Copy the OTTO Pixel Code
On the install screen, select the Custom platform tab.
Click “Copy Code” to copy your unique OTTO Pixel script.
🧩 Step 4: Paste the Code into Your Custom Website
🧩 Step 4: Paste the Code into Your Custom Website
Open your site’s HTML editor or codebase.
Locate the
<head>
section of your main HTML file (usuallyindex.html
or similar).Paste the OTTO Pixel right before the closing
</head>
tag.Save the file and re-upload it to your server or hosting platform, if needed.
✅ This applies the pixel to your entire site, ensuring proper tracking across all pages.
🚀 Step 5: Publish and Activate
🚀 Step 5: Publish and Activate
Make sure your site is published or deployed.
Go back to SearchAtlas and find your website on the OTTO dashboard.
🔛 Click the Engage toggle to activate (turns green).
⏳ Wait 15-20 seconds.
🔄 Refresh Search Atlas page.
🧪 Click Run Diagnostic.
✅ You should see:
“OTTO Pixel was Installed Correctly”
Refresh the page — your site status will show Engaged.
Manually adding the OTTO Pixel to a custom site gives you control and flexibility. Just make sure it’s added in the <head>
section and your site is live before running diagnostics. Once installed, OTTO will begin automating SEO improvements and monitoring performance right away.
🔗 Need a visual walkthrough?
Watch the full step-by-step installation in this video: