Articles on Google Tag Manager
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2026 1 post
- Tag, You're It: Google Tag and GTM Become One Container
Google has started to turn every Google tag into a full Tag Manager container, and a polite blue banner now offers to "optimize" yours. Here is what a container, a tag and a destination really are, what the banner changes, and the two things to test before you click.
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2025 1 post
- No Consent, No Conversions: The Letter, the Ping and the Model
In July 2025, some advertisers received a short letter from Google, and their European conversions went quiet. Here is what the letter meant, what Google's consent policy actually asks for, what your tags send before anyone clicks "Accept", and how to check your own site this week.
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2023 1 post
- Google Tag’s Phase 2.0: The Nitty-Gritty for Power Users
Greetings everyone, and welcome back! Today we’re diving deep into Google Tag, which has been touted as the next big thing in Google’s tagging tech-stack for a while. If you are a regular in Google Tag Manager, you likely would have seen Google’s announcement that they will be replacing your Analytics 4 configuration tags in Google Tag Manager with the new Google Tag template.
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2022 1 post
- What is Server-Side Tagging: The Future of Data Collection?
Server-side tagging provides numerous advantages when it comes to data collection and analysis, from improved performance to increased security, privacy and control over our data. We can pre-process and enrich our data before it is sent to vendors, but it is also essential to consider the cost of running the server and the responsibility of managing it securely.
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