Google Tag
Why "send_page_view" should be set to false in Google Tag
If you set sendpageview to false, you will need to create a GA4 event tag for the pagFew readersCreation of the Google Tag (GA4 Configuration Tag)
The GA4 Configuration Tag is used to track user interactions on your website and send the data to Google Analytics 4 for analysis. With Trytagging, the data flow is securely managed through bth client-side and server-side tagging, ensuring the safe handling of sensitive information. This setup supports integration with external platforms like Meta and TikTok Ads, allowing for seamless data exchange. The tag is configured to fire at the right time using specific triggers, ensuring accurate and efSome readers
Setting up Triggers
Set a Trigger for a Specific Form
Setting up a trigger in Google Tag Manager (GTM) for a specific form on your website is crucial for accurate data collection and analysis. By configuring a Form Submission trigger, you can monitor when users submit a particular form, providing valuable insights into user interactions and conversions. This guide will walk you through the process of establishing a trigger for a specific form, enabling you to gather targeted and reliable data for your analytical needs. Enable Built-In VariablesFew readersSet a Trigger for a Specific Click
Tracking specific user interactions, such as clicks on buttons or links, is essential for understanding how users engage with your website or application. Setting a trigger for a specific click helps you capture this data effectively, enabling you to measure performance, optimize user experience, and achieve your tracking goals. This guide will walk you through the process of creating a click trigger step by step. Whether you're new to tracking or looking to refine your setup, you'll find clearFew readersSet a Trigger on a Specific URL
Accurate tracking of user interactions on specific web pages is essential for effective digital marketing and analytics. Google Tag Manager (GTM) facilitates this by allowing you to set up triggers that fire tags when users visit particular URLs. This capability enables precise monitoring of user behavior, such as visits to a promotional page or a product-specific landing page. This guide provides a step-by-step process to configure a GTM trigger that activates on designated URLs, ensuring yourFew readers
Event Tags on other platforms
Pinterest Conversion API
Setting up the Pinterest API tag Go to your Google Tag Manager server container and add the Pinterest API for Conversions Tag, in the Template category under Tag template to your workspace. In the server container, create a new tag and name it. Click 'Tag configuration' and select the Pinterest Conversions template. Enter your Pinterest Tag ID which can be found in youSome readersCreate Tiktok Event Tags
TikTok Event Tags are used to track specific actions users take on your website, such as page views, purchases, or form submissions. These tags collect data through the TikTok Pixel and send it to TikTok Ads Manager for tracking and analysis. Setting up these tags ensures that your website events are accurately recorded and associated with your TikTok account. Properly configured event tags help in monitoring user activity and understanding interactions on your website. In this document, youFew readersCreate Meta Event Tags
The Meta Event Tag is essential for tracking specific actions on your website, such as page views, purchases, or custom events. This tag connects your website’s data to the Meta platform through your Meta Pixel ID, enabling accurate event reporting and data collection. To set up the Meta Event Tag, you need to define the event type you want to track. Standard events, such as PageView or AddToCart, are predefined and can be selected from a list. For unique actions, you can create custom events bFew readersSetup HTML-Tags
By adding an HTML tag in Google Tag Manager (GTM), you can insert custom HTML code into your website without directly editing the site's code. This is useful when you need to add specific features or functionality, such as integrating third-party tools, displaying popups, or implementing custom tracking. In this documentation, you will explore the steps to create andFew readersCreating a TikTok Cookie Creator Tag
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Go to templates on your GTM web container Under Tag Templates, click "FinFew readersAdd event_id parameters to GA4 tag
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To send product data from eCommerce events to Pinterest, you need to create a variable that retrieves the relevant information from the DataLayer. The DataLayer contains important details about user interactions, such as the products they view, add to their cart, or purchase. By setting up a variable in your Google Tag Manager, you can extract this data and send it to Pinterest. Let’s get started 🚀 While creating the Pinterest Line Item Variable, paste the following script into the input fieldFew readersCreating Pinterest Event Tags
Create Base Code tag & Pixel ID Open your GTM Web container Go to variables (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/1c0ebce663362e00/cleanshot-2024-08-05-at-135318yprike.pFew readers
Consent (CMP)
Adding cookie code to Google Tag Manager in combination with Serverside Tagging
AdPage Tagging is a partner of Cookiecode.co.uk. Our tracking specialists have already set up various CMPs such as cookiebot, cookieyes, and Iubenda. The advantage of cookiecode is that you are dealing with a Dutch party with a legal background. This makes it easier in terms of communication, and there is more focus for their customers. To install cookiecode, follow these steps: Download the CookieCode GTM template from https://portal.cookiecode.nl/company/documents/template.tpl. Go toPopularConsent settings within your GTM web container
How do you configure the consent settings in the GTM web container? 1Few readersStep by step guide setting up Cookiebot for Shopify
This is the helpdesk article with an overview of all the steps you need to take to load Cookiebot via Google Tag Manager for a Shopify shop. 1. Create a Cookiebot Account If you haven’t created a Cookiebot account yet, do so first. Then make sure to create and set up a cookie banner for the desired domain. Make sure your cookie banner is set up as follows: The ideal banner setup in Cookiebot Manager (https://helpdesk-tagging.adpage.io/en/article/the-ideal-cookiebanner-setup-for-cookiebotSome readersTriggering the consent update the right way
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