Post by account_disabled on Feb 20, 2024 5:08:07 GMT
The optional. You dont have to specifically define one yourself GTM can initiate one for you. But if you want to use GTM to track specific events youll need to have a data layer. To start off with a new data layer object will look like this Empty Data Layer Code.png When adding a data layer the object needs to be placed before the GTM container code. If the data layer object is placed after the container code GTM wont be able to access the information in it and the data layer will basically reset after loading.
Once the data layer object has been added to a pages code the Greece Mobile Number List brackets in the second line can be populated with information variables and events. Some types of information can be written directly into the data layer but other types of information can be pushed into the data layer dynamically as a user interacts with your site such as if someone downloads a file or if they add a certain amount of products to their shopping cart. Working with GTM Creating accounts and containers To get started go to tagmanager.google.com and create an account. Under Setup Account enter the name of the company whose site is being managed and hit Continue. Creating a GTM Account.png Next youll set up your container.
Enter your domain name as the container name choose which type of page or app it will be used on and click Create. If you choose iOS or Android youll also have to specify whether youre using Firebase SDK or a legacy SDK. Setup Container.png Note that I specifically said to use the company name as the account name and the sites domain for the container name. In theory you can name these anything you want. This is just how Google recommends naming them as a best practice. Generally speaking one of the best things you can do when working with GTM is make sure everything is named very clearly. Otherwise.
Once the data layer object has been added to a pages code the Greece Mobile Number List brackets in the second line can be populated with information variables and events. Some types of information can be written directly into the data layer but other types of information can be pushed into the data layer dynamically as a user interacts with your site such as if someone downloads a file or if they add a certain amount of products to their shopping cart. Working with GTM Creating accounts and containers To get started go to tagmanager.google.com and create an account. Under Setup Account enter the name of the company whose site is being managed and hit Continue. Creating a GTM Account.png Next youll set up your container.
Enter your domain name as the container name choose which type of page or app it will be used on and click Create. If you choose iOS or Android youll also have to specify whether youre using Firebase SDK or a legacy SDK. Setup Container.png Note that I specifically said to use the company name as the account name and the sites domain for the container name. In theory you can name these anything you want. This is just how Google recommends naming them as a best practice. Generally speaking one of the best things you can do when working with GTM is make sure everything is named very clearly. Otherwise.