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Discover the configuration maze and why Google Tag Manager tracking takes hours instead of minutes. Learn what causes GT... full excerpt

Discover the configuration maze and why Google Tag Manager tracking takes hours instead of minutes. Learn what causes GTM trigger failures and how to remove the configuration guesswork.

GTM promised simplicity but delivered developer complexity. We built the missing point-and-click interface that makes tr... full excerpt

GTM promised simplicity but delivered developer complexity. We built the missing point-and-click interface that makes tracking clicks, forms, and eCommerce actually work on the first try on Google tag manager.

AJAX form submissions don't reload the page. That's great for user experience. Terrible for tracking. Google Tag Manage... full excerpt

AJAX form submissions don't reload the page. That's great for user experience. Terrible for tracking. Google Tag Manager's standard triggers can't detect them. You need custom JavaScript to intercept the requests and capture the responses.

Stop writing CSS selectors. Stop asking developers for help. Stop spending hours setting up basic click tracking. Tag C... full excerpt

Stop writing CSS selectors. Stop asking developers for help. Stop spending hours setting up basic click tracking. Tag Companion's Website Helper lets you configure Google Tag Manager triggers by literally clicking the elements you want to track on your website.

Element visibility tracking is one of the most powerful analytics capabilities. But there's a problem: setting it up in ... full excerpt

Element visibility tracking is one of the most powerful analytics capabilities. But there's a problem: setting it up in Google Tag Manager requires writing CSS selectors, understanding intersection observers, and configuring custom triggers.

Google Tag Manager is powerful, but let's be honest: it's built for developers. Setting up a simple button click event r... full excerpt

Google Tag Manager is powerful, but let's be honest: it's built for developers. Setting up a simple button click event requires understanding CSS selectors, triggers, variables, and GTM's complex interface. Tag Companion eliminates this barrier entirely.