Prevent Duplicate Form Submissions with Google Tag Manager

With Google Tag Manager, you can track various user interactions, including form submissions, and send this data to Google Analytics 4 or another analytics platform for deeper insights. But what happens when a user submits the same form multiple times or repeatedly refreshes the “Thank You” page? These duplicate submissions can skew your data! In […]
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Track LinkedIn Conversions with Google Tag Manager

Just like Facebook and Twitter, LinkedIn also offers an advertising pixel and conversion tracking. Regarding functionality, Facebook is way above its competition (and available resources). However, 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 […]
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Click Element “contains” not working in Google Tag Manager

Have you ever set up a trigger using the Click element and Google Tag Manager, tested your tag, and found that it wasn’t working? You double-check that you’ve followed all the right logic, but it’s still giving you issues! Clearly, this must be a bug in GTM, right? Well, before you drive yourself crazy, let […]
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Get More Data About a User with JavaScript Variable

In one of my previous blog posts, I’ve explained what is JavaScript variable in Google Tag Manager and how to use it. This time, I thought I’d give you more examples of where you can apply it. Currently, my courses are hosted on Teachable. I decided that I didn’t want to spend my time building and […]
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Twitter Conversion Tracking with Google Tag Manager

Updated: March 5th, 2024 If you’re already using Twitter (X) as a marketing tool, you want to measure the results, right? You have multiple options here – remarketing, X conversion tracking, etc. However, everything takes time to implement – you send an email with the requirements to the developer on what should be tracked, and […]
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