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How to Setup Google Tag Manager?
- Thread starter ruhikhan
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I assume that you have:
1. two or more websites
2. with different implementations of GTM (different GTM codes)
3. which you want to act as one entity
Therefore:
1. Create a constant variable, containing theURLs of the websites, separated by ‘, ‘ (comma & space, eg: ‘website-a.com, website-b.com, website-k.com’).
2. In your tags under ‘More Settings’ (or in the general setting variable), enter ‘allowLinker’ at Fields to Set - Fieldname and ‘True’ as corresponding value.
3. Also under ‘More Settings’ open the options for ‘Cross Domain Tracking’. Use Hash and Decorate Forms is standard set to ‘False’. That is fine in most cases. Below ‘Auto Link Domains’, add your constant variable containing the URLs included in your cross domain tracking.
4. Do that for every GTM property / account involved.
5. Make sure not to make chaos which the GA properties and views that you’re sending the tags’ data to.
1. two or more websites
2. with different implementations of GTM (different GTM codes)
3. which you want to act as one entity
Therefore:
1. Create a constant variable, containing theURLs of the websites, separated by ‘, ‘ (comma & space, eg: ‘website-a.com, website-b.com, website-k.com’).
2. In your tags under ‘More Settings’ (or in the general setting variable), enter ‘allowLinker’ at Fields to Set - Fieldname and ‘True’ as corresponding value.
3. Also under ‘More Settings’ open the options for ‘Cross Domain Tracking’. Use Hash and Decorate Forms is standard set to ‘False’. That is fine in most cases. Below ‘Auto Link Domains’, add your constant variable containing the URLs included in your cross domain tracking.
4. Do that for every GTM property / account involved.
5. Make sure not to make chaos which the GA properties and views that you’re sending the tags’ data to.
auraiyaitsolutions
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You have to setup Google webmaster tools to create this.
virginoilseom
New member
Go to tagmanager.google.com to create an account (or to access an existing account).
Create a container for your site in the account.
Add the container snippet to your site.
Migrate any hardcoded tags (such as AdWords or DoubleClick tags) from your site's source code into Tag Manager.
Create a container for your site in the account.
Add the container snippet to your site.
Migrate any hardcoded tags (such as AdWords or DoubleClick tags) from your site's source code into Tag Manager.
EmilieOlivia
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You have to setup Google webmaster tools to create this.
drnagwaniseo
New member
Open Google tag manager
- Create an account.
- Create a tag.
- Add your tracking ID.
- Choose what and where to track.
- Make sure your site is ready.
- Preview and publish.
- Create an account.
- Create a tag.
- Add your tracking ID.
- Choose what and where to track.
- Make sure your site is ready.
- Preview and publish.
jeanniemay96
New member
yeah! you can follow this steps while doing google tag manager setup.