Post by toukirahmed4145 on Mar 12, 2024 10:01:01 GMT
Dozens of calls to action to track , one or more conversion funnels to analyze, perhaps (in an e-commerce ) the entire purchasing process to manage, and a reticent IT manager which does not allow you to work at the pace and with the precision you had intended. What to do? The solution is: switch to Google Tag Manager . In this way, you will finally be free to operate as you wish to tag any element of your client's .
Website (provided that it is done at least Job Function Email Database decently, of course) without having to resort to the intervention of the site's developer or webmaster. Better than this! 2# You can plan your work better What does all this mean? First of all, it involves the possibility of planning your data analysis work much more easily, exploiting the potential of Google Tag Manager to systematically monitor the paths within the website you want to analyse,
Deciding from time to time the level of detail of the analysis. For example? Think of a Call to Action . You'll obviously want it to be tracked very specifically, separating it from other Calls to Action on the same page. Now, instead, think about the related content of a blog. In this case, you probably won't be interested in knowing which particular content was clicked on, but you will just need to know the overall number of clicks on related items in general.
Website (provided that it is done at least Job Function Email Database decently, of course) without having to resort to the intervention of the site's developer or webmaster. Better than this! 2# You can plan your work better What does all this mean? First of all, it involves the possibility of planning your data analysis work much more easily, exploiting the potential of Google Tag Manager to systematically monitor the paths within the website you want to analyse,
Deciding from time to time the level of detail of the analysis. For example? Think of a Call to Action . You'll obviously want it to be tracked very specifically, separating it from other Calls to Action on the same page. Now, instead, think about the related content of a blog. In this case, you probably won't be interested in knowing which particular content was clicked on, but you will just need to know the overall number of clicks on related items in general.