Respect “Do Not Track” Parameter with Google Tag Manager

Updated: May 14th, 2018 (added support for Internet Explorer and Edge).  Since the dawn of GDPR is getting really close, marketers, web analysts and others are rushing to be compliant. I have to be honest, I still feel confused a bit about how this (so you’re not alone), therefore do not ask for a legal […]
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Google Tag Manager FAQ: 50+ Most Common Questions About GTM

Getting started with Google Tag Manager is a challenge. Although it’s not a rocket science, there are still plenty of questions that occur in the learning process. Just look around: forums, social networks, Q&A sites, comment sections are swarming with GTM questions asked by confused beginners. If you also feel that way, I’ve compiled a […]
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Track LinkedIn Conversions with Google Tag Manager [Definitive Guide]

Just like Facebook and Twitter, Linkedin also offers their advertising pixel and conversion tracking. In terms of functionality, Facebook is way above its competition (and available resources) but if you’re still looking forward to using Linkedin ads and measuring their impact, this guide should give all the needed answers because I’ll teach you how to track LinkedIn conversions […]
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How to Insert Variables in Google Tag Manager: 7 Things to Keep In Mind

Tags, triggers, and variables, the holy trinity of Google Tag Manager. In case you didn’t know (which I doubt), Tags are various functions which can track visitor, inject something to website’s code, display a popup, etc., while Triggers are rules which define when tags should be fired. What about variables? What are those? In fact, they are […]
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Track Custom Events with Twitter Pixel and Google Tag Manager

In the past, I have already explained how you can track user interactions with Facebook and Twitter Pixels. At first sight, their functionality looks pretty similar: there is a list of supported events (e.g. Pageview, Signup, etc.) which can be tracked on a website. In addition to that, Facebook Pixel supports trackCustom method which makes the […]
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