Google Tag Manager

Stape is not a GTM setup tool, it is server-side hosting. It runs a container; it never builds one. The cost people actu... full excerpt

Stape is not a GTM setup tool, it is server-side hosting. It runs a container; it never builds one. The cost people actually feel is configuring the web container itself, the tags, triggers, and variables that make tracking fire, and that is the work site owners overpay developers and consultants to do. Stape and TagCompanion sit at different layers and never overlap: one decides where your container runs, the other lets the site owner configure it point and click, with no expensive dev required

If you have shopped for a Heap alternative, you probably did not start out looking for an analytics platform. You starte... full excerpt

If you have shopped for a Heap alternative, you probably did not start out looking for an analytics platform. You started out tired of begging a developer to add one more event. Somewhere along the way, "I want to track this button without writing code" turned into "I am evaluating a product analytics suite." Those are two different problems, and conflating them is how a lot of marketers end up paying for software that solves a problem they do not actually have. This is worth slowing down on...

Argument piece comparing Ajax form tracking in GTM versus TagCompanion. GTM's accurate solution requires custom JavaScri... full excerpt

Argument piece comparing Ajax form tracking in GTM versus TagCompanion. GTM's accurate solution requires custom JavaScript that most marketers can't write, so they fall back to a visual workaround that measures the wrong event and quietly corrupts ad platform signals. TagCompanion generates the same network-level container without any code. Same output, different path. Ends with the honest scope.

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.