Have more than Forminator form on your WordPress site? Here's how to differentiate between them in GA4 using Google Tag Manager.
Google Tag Manager (or GTM) is Google's tag management system (or GTS!). Like other tag management systems, GTM is used for adding snippets of code - analytics code for example - to a website without the need for development. But unlike some rival tag management solutions such as Tealium, Google Tag Manager is totally free. Its simplicity makes it both extremely powerful and, perhaps, daunting at times.
Have more than Forminator form on your WordPress site? Here's how to differentiate between them in GA4 using Google Tag Manager.
GTMSpy doesn't support GA4 tags, but in some cases it can still be used to get insights on whether a site uses GA4.
Brave browser 'Shields Up' is one reason why the new Google Tag Assistant shows a 'Could not connect' error when debugging GTM.
How do you track Forminator form submissions as events in Google Analytics (Universal Analytics) using Google Tag Manager?
You don't want your Google Analytics account to track your own activity. Rather than using an IP filter, just exclude traffic from logged-in admins.
The data layer and Google Publisher Tag key-values both pass structured data from your site to an external program. Both consist of key-value pairs.
When you create a new Google Tag Manager container for Web, paste the installation code below your data layer code.
I love Google Tag Manager, but it has a steep learning curve - and the UI doesn't always help in that regard. Take, for example, the 'tag firing options' which determine how tags fire on web pages. Pretty fundamental, right? And there are only three options to choose from - Unlimited, Once per event, and […]
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