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Google Tag Manager

A collection of 6 issues

Why you need Google Tag Manager?

If you have a website for your business, it is crucial to analyze your website in order to optimize your digital marketing strategy to expand your business’s online reach. How do analyze a website? Well, it is simple - collect maximum data. No matter what type of website you

Getting Started with Google Tag Manager

Google Tag Manager has turned out to be one of the life savers for marketers to work with tags. Tagging your web pages increases the effectiveness of your analytics reports making them more precise. GTM has many features that help you in the entire tag management process and the best

Device or Screen Resolution Specific Tags in Google Tag Manager

Google Tag Manager has a lot of options for variables to create a trigger on Some Page Views like Click Element, Scroll Depth, Page URL, Session Time and many more. Surprisingly, they miss Device Type option in the list which could be one of the important variable for firing a

Trigger Groups in Google Tag Manager - Adding multiple trigger conditions to a tag without Copying

Google Tag Manager recently introduced a feature to evaluate multiple triggers conditions that comes under a Trigger Group before firing a tag. This Trigger Group feature will now allow GTM users to combine two or more triggers for firing a tag. For example a Trigger Group can be a combination

Tracking Scroll Depth with GTM and Google Analytics - No Code or Plugin Required

We often get requests from our users about visitors to their content not converting. Scroll depth is key to understanding how your users are engaging with your content. You can always Browsee's heatmaps, scroll maps and time maps to better visualize how your users are engaging with your content or

Setting A Development And Production Environment in Google Tag Manager (GTM)

Google Tag Manager (GTM) is the tool of choice today for adding JS snippets in web apps. GTM covers most use cases we can think of, is free and with time you can certainly get a hang of it. Often we want to separate the production environment from the development