Anyone implemented Google Tag Manager in lieu of SellerDecks analytics/adwords implementation?
As we have to manage more and more links to third party ad platforms etc, the default was to ad in another script/tag. Naturally this slows performance as all this have to be loaded. Google Tag Manager as I understand it sorts it but installing 1 tag, the Google Tag Manager tag, then within their system, separately fires the 3rd party tags, reducing the load on your site, increasing performance and the user experience.
Google says "Google Analytics 4 properties bridge the gap between web and mobile analytics. Google Tag Manager supports Google Analytics 4 properties with two tags that work together:
Google Analytics: GA4 Configuration
Google Analytics: GA4 Event"
I know this might sound like an ad but it kind of seems the way to go and I wanted to know if anyone else is thinking the same thing and if so, have you tried to implement it? If you have any feedback or comments that you could share?
Anyone from SellerDeck development care to comment or share their views on this direction that Google has taken?
As we have to manage more and more links to third party ad platforms etc, the default was to ad in another script/tag. Naturally this slows performance as all this have to be loaded. Google Tag Manager as I understand it sorts it but installing 1 tag, the Google Tag Manager tag, then within their system, separately fires the 3rd party tags, reducing the load on your site, increasing performance and the user experience.
Google says "Google Analytics 4 properties bridge the gap between web and mobile analytics. Google Tag Manager supports Google Analytics 4 properties with two tags that work together:
Google Analytics: GA4 Configuration
Google Analytics: GA4 Event"
I know this might sound like an ad but it kind of seems the way to go and I wanted to know if anyone else is thinking the same thing and if so, have you tried to implement it? If you have any feedback or comments that you could share?
Anyone from SellerDeck development care to comment or share their views on this direction that Google has taken?
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