🧩 Overview
If you notice an unfamiliar script on your website and want to know whether it belongs to Search Atlas, this article explains exactly what to look for. The Search Atlas dynamic optimization snippet has specific, identifiable markers that make it easy to confirm at a glance — no login or account details required.
🔎 Key Identifiers of the Search Atlas Snippet
The Search Atlas dynamic optimization script contains three reliable signatures. If all three are present, the code belongs to Search Atlas.
- Element ID: The script tag includes the attribute id='sa-dynamic-optimization'. This unique ID is only assigned by Search Atlas and will not appear in third-party scripts.
- Domain reference: The snippet loads resources from or communicates with the domain dashboard.atlascoremarketing.com. Look for this domain in the src attribute or within the script body.
- Base64-encoded loader pattern: The snippet uses a base64-encoded string to load its core script. You will see a long string of characters using only letters, numbers, +, /, and = padding — this is the encoded loader. It is typically assigned to a variable or passed directly into a script initialisation call.
📋 How to Locate the Snippet on Your Website
- Open your website in a browser and right-click anywhere on the page, then select View Page Source or Inspect.
- Press Ctrl + F (Windows) or Cmd + F (Mac) to open the search bar within the source view.
- Search for sa-dynamic-optimization. If the snippet is present, this term will highlight immediately.
- Confirm the surrounding code also references dashboard.atlascoremarketing.com and contains a base64-encoded string as described above.
- If all three identifiers are present, the script belongs to Search Atlas dynamic optimization.
✅ Quick Reference: What the Snippet Looks Like
Below is a summary of the three markers to check side by side:
- **id attribute:**id='sa-dynamic-optimization'
- **Domain:**dashboard.atlascoremarketing.com
- Loader format: A base64-encoded string (long alphanumeric sequence ending in one or two = characters)
You only need to find one of these to begin your investigation, but all three will be present in a legitimate Search Atlas snippet. If any identifier is missing or the domain is different, the script may belong to another service.
⚠️ What If the Script Does Not Match These Identifiers?
If the script on your site does not include id='sa-dynamic-optimization', does not reference dashboard.atlascoremarketing.com, and does not contain a base64-encoded loader, it is not a Search Atlas dynamic optimization snippet. In that case, check with your developer or review your tag manager to identify the service that injected it.
🗑️ Removing or Managing the Snippet
If you have confirmed the snippet belongs to Search Atlas and wish to manage or remove it, the setting is controlled from within your Search Atlas dashboard. Changes to dynamic optimization are applied at the account level and will reflect on your site after the next page load. If you are unsure which setting controls the snippet, your developer or the Search Atlas support team can point you to the right location.
💬 Need More Help?
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