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Google Tag Manager (GTM) is an easy way to manage your website tags requiring no knowledge of coding. Using GTM, you can add or update your own tags for conversion tracking, site analytics, remarketing and more across websites and apps. GTM is highly scalable with the size of your business, implements extensive error checking, and facilitates collaboration across your team.

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If you currently aren’t using Google Tag Manager, and would like to learn more, visit Google Tag Manager’s website here.

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Please note that the Analytics template is only available for containers with Web, iOS, and Android target platforms.

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\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Instructions

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  1. In Analytics, click on Settings and select Data Sources.\n\"Analytics
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  2. Click on New Data Source.\n\"Analytics
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  3. Select the Google Tag Manager icon.\n\"Select
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  4. You will need to use this API Key in step 9.\n\"Google
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  5. Navigate to your Google Tag Manager console and select New Tag in the top left corner.\n\"Google
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  6. Click on Tag Configuration.\n\"Google
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  7. Click on Discover more tag types in the Community Template Gallery.\n\"Google
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  8. Select the Indicative Analytics template, and add it to your workspace.\n\"Indicative
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  9. Once you have added the Indicative Analytics tag to your workspace, you’ll need to input your Analytics project’s API key from step 4 into the API Key field.\n\"Input
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    Once you have inputted your Analytics API key, you must select your Tag Type. You have the option to select Initialization, Custom Event, Clear Stateful Properties, or Clear Unique ID. Please note: all selections initialize the SDK, and send the Page View event to Analytics.

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    Tag TypeMeaning
    InitializationInitializes the SDK and sends the Page View event only.
    Custom EventSends custom GTM events.
    Clear Stateful PropertiesClear properties stored as a persistent cookie (e.g. at user logout).
    Clear Unique IDClear the user ID stored as a persistent cookie (e.g. at user logout).
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  11. You may then optionally choose to set a custom unique ID. This variable will be used as each user’s User ID within Analytics. You may then choose to set this ID as your alias. For more information on aliasing, see documentation here.\n\"Set
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  12. Next, click on Main Configuration to configure your session and cookie settings. Here, you can choose to track sessions and set the timeout threshold for each session. The default defines sessions as being separated by 30 minutes of inactivity.\n\"Main
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  13. Then you must configure your cookie settings. Analytics recommends that you write cookies on your Main Domain so that each subdomain on your website is tracked using the same cookie.\n\"Main
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  14. More advanced Google Tag Manager users may choose to customize their Analytics-GTM integration further. In your Advanced Settings, you may set tag firing priorities, enable custom tag firing schedules, add tag metadata and more.
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    Once you have configured your tag, select specifically which events you wish to send to Analytics in the Triggering section.

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    \"Configure\n\"Select

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  16. Next, save the Indicative Analytics tag to your workspace by clicking Save in the upper right corner.\n\"Save
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  17. Finally, in order to finish your Google Tag Manager integration, you must Submit your changes to your Workspace. Click on the Submit button in the upper right corner of your “Overview” page.\n\"Submit
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