How to Install Google Adsense with Google Tag Manager

If you run a website and want to earn some beer money (or more, if your traffic is more significant), Google Adsense is one of the options for how to generate some passive income. Once you sign up, generate codes for ad placements and add them to your website. When a visitor lands on your page […]
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A Quick Guide to Bulk Actions in Google Tag Manager

Looks like the GTM feature wishlist is starting to become a reality. Woohoo! First, email notifications, then partial export, and now this. Fresh from the oven. Google Tag Manager has introduced a feature I wanted for a long time, bulk actions. No more “delete one-by-one”, trying to solve this with Chrome plugins or APIs. If […]
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Change Chrome Address Bar Color with Google Tag Manager

Today’s blog post will be a quick one. Yesterday, I stumbled upon Simo Ahava’s old blog post – Dynamically Added Meta Data Indexed By Google Crawlers. It describes how you can inject SEO metadata to website’s <head> with Google Tag Manager, such as description or keywords. So I thought, what about changing Google Chrome address bar color? […]
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Google Tag Manager 404 error (gtm.js 404)

Updated: June 15th, 2021. So you’ve added a Google Tag Manager snippet to a website (by carefully following the instructions). The website’s developer contacts you and says that the Google Tag Manager snippet generates errors (gtm.js 404) and keeps littering his error log. Well, there’s a simple solution to this issue.
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16 Funny Google Tag Manager Reaction GIFs (Part 4)

Those who have been following Analytics Mania for the last several years already know this tradition. Every year on April 1st, I publish a bunch of Google Tag Manager reaction GIFs. However, last year’s edition was skipped for obvious reasons. I think we all remember the fear and tension that we felt in March/April of […]
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