JSL uses Google Analytics automatically on supported public pages to measure visits, selected request and phone-link clicks, and when the service-request form embed enters view. These clicks and views do not confirm a submitted request. The careers page is measured only as a page visit. You can turn website analytics off below without a popup or form.
Google receives technical information such as your IP address, browser details, page information, referrer site and cookie identifiers. JSL’s website analytics code supplies fixed page labels, page addresses without query strings or fragments, referrer origins and a limited set of campaign labels. It does not read form contents or set user IDs. Google advertising features are disabled for this integration. When enabled, the Residential Service Request form’s separate Google Analytics integration measures form activity and completed requests. Jobber may use analytics cookies and send Google browser and other technical data, cookie identifiers, full page and referral URLs, and campaign details. This integration operates independently of JSL’s website analytics code. Turning website analytics off in Privacy settings does not turn off Jobber’s own analytics. We have not verified whether Jobber independently respects Global Privacy Control.
Your website analytics preference is saved separately from marketing. A saved analytics off choice remains until you change it or clear this site’s browser data. JSL’s website analytics code respects existing analytics refusals and Global Privacy Control. Website analytics stays off if the preference cannot be reliably stored. Turning it off disables further measurement by JSL’s controller and attempts to remove its accessible first-party analytics cookies; it does not erase information Google already received. JSL’s website analytics cookies are configured for up to 180 days without extending that lifetime on subsequent events. See Google’s privacy policy.
Marketing tracking
Marketing tracking is off.
If you allow marketing tracking, Meta Pixel measures page visits and selected campaign clicks to help measure and improve JSL’s Facebook and Instagram advertising. Meta receives technical information such as your IP address, browser details, page URL, referrer and cookie identifiers, and may link this with your Meta account.
JSL’s tracking code does not send form contents or supply advanced-matching data. Website analytics has separate controls above. You can turn marketing tracking off here at any time. Turning it off stops future tracking by this integration and attempts to remove its accessible first-party cookies; it does not erase information Meta already received.
