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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7 Must-have Google Tag Manager Custom Variables

Every time I think “I know a LOT about Google Tag Manager”, a totally new horizon opens up, which leaves me thinking “Nope. I am still just a youngling and there’s so much left to learn”. My other GTM breakthrough happened when I took a deeper dive into Google Tag Manager variables. I was successfully utilizing Data […]

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Track DISQUS Comments with Google Analytics and GTM

Updated: May 12th, 2017. DISQUS is an easy solution to install comments in any website. Just by adding a snippet of code you enable your readers to post comments. In this blog post I’ll show you how to track DISQUS comments with Google Analytics (via Google Tag Manager). Note: this blog post teaches how to track events with Universal Analytics. If […]

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19 Funny Google Tag Manager Reaction GIFs

Although digital analytics and tag management is a serious topic that we all care about, sometimes it is healthy to relax and look at what we are doing with a touch of humor. April Fools is coming, so I decided to cheer my readers up and post a compilation of Google Tag Manager reaction GIFs. I […]

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April Fools Pranks with Google Tag Manager – 4 Konami Codes

Multiple websites have added Konami code as a joke to their websites. In case you don’t know, it’s a cheat code in many Konami games, where the cheat is executed with a sequence of key presses on the keyboard. In this blog post I’ll show several examples how you can easily add Konami code with […]

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Catch Exit-intent with Google Tag Manager

The term exit intent has been growing in popularity over the last years. Essentially, it uses Javascript and the web browser to track the movements of a user so a special offer or opt-in form can be displayed when they show signs of leaving your website. In this blog post I’ll show you how to track […]

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Introducing Grand Library of GTM Recipes

When I was learning how to properly use GTM and stumbled upon Lunametrics’ tag manager recipes, I thought it would be awesome, if someone created an all-in-one list where I could quickly find all popular (or new) GTM recipes. Years have passed and no one has done it. Heck, why can’t I be the one who collects (or shares […]

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Form Abandonment Tracking With Google Tag Manager

Form abandonment tracking is extremely useful for conversion rate optimization. Not only can form analysis give you data on drop-offs but you’ll have information on user behavior in each field of the form. By measuring field abandonment you get a greater depth of insight into exactly why users are leaving your form. In this blog […]

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Google Analytics Twitter Tracking: Monitor Tweets On Your Website

If you’re already using Twitter as a marketing tool, you want to measure the results, right? But how can you track interactions such as “Tweet” button clicks? Is Google Analytics Twitter Tracking possible? Sure it is! In this blog post I’ll show you how you can achieve it. This solution requires Google Tag Manager to be implemented […]

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