Log in to your Google Tag Manager account and open a container. In the top right corner (next to the Submit and Preview buttons) you‘ll see some short text that starts with GTM- and then contains some letters/numbers. That’s your Google Tag Manager ID.
What is a Google Tag Manager container ID?
The Google Tag Manager container snippet is a small piece of JavaScript and non-JavaScript code that you paste into your pages. It enables Tag Manager to fire tags by inserting gtm.js into the page (or through the use of an iframe when JavaScript isn’t available).
How do I connect Google Tag Manager to Google Analytics?
Install Google Analytics with Google Tag Manager
- Click on Add new a tag, and a new window will popup.
- Select a name, as an example “Google Analytics“
- Click on the tag configuration area, and chose the type of tag Google Analytics – Universal Analytics.
- Leave the track type on Page view.
- Then pick a setting variable.
How do I find my tag ID?
Visit Posts » Tags, and then hover the mouse over the tag whose ID you want to view. Once done, your tag edit URL will appear at the bottom left corner of the screen. In the URL, the unique number between ‘ tag&tag_ID= ‘ and ‘&post_type’ is your tag ID. In the screenshot above, 9 is your tag ID.
Where do I find my Google Analytics ID?
Find your Tracking ID and global site tag
- Sign in to your Analytics account.
- Click Admin.
- Select an account from the menu in the ACCOUNT column.
- Select a property from the menu in the PROPERTY column.
- Under PROPERTY, click Tracking Info > Tracking Code. Your Tracking ID is displayed at the top of the page.
How do I see Google tags in Google Analytics?
Where can you find the data in Google Analytics? To see the events, how often they occur, and how many tags they send, you can use the Event reports in Google Analytics. To see details about the individual tags sent, use the Ecommerce reports.
Where do I put Google Analytics tag?
The Google Analytics tag should be added near the top of the <head> tag and before any other script or CSS tags, and add the property ID of the Google Analytics property you wish to work with. Tip: If you do not know your property ID, you can use the Account Explorer to find it.
What is Google Analytics ID?
Google Analytics’ tracking code (or ID) is a unique identifier that allows Google Analytics to collect data when inserted into a website. This data includes the time users spend on a webpage, search terms used, and how they came to the site. You’ll then need to set up a property to link the website with your account.
What is a tag ID?
Anchor tag IDs are used to specify an element’s (a link’s) unique identifier. The key word here is unique – while you can have the same id throughout the site, you can’t have two of the same id on the same page. You’ll likely see anchor tag ids shortened as an “a id” – but don’t call them that.
How can I get post ID?
14 Ways to Get Post ID in WordPress
- Add the Post ID column to the WordPress Posts Table #
- From the Global $post object #
- Using get_the_id() and the_id() functions #
- Get Post ID by Title #
- Get Post ID by Slug #
- Get Post ID by URL #
- Get Post ID shown on the front page #
- Easy Way to Get Post ID in a WP_Query loop #
How do I see all tags in WordPress?
If you want to display a list of tags associated with a specific post then you instead use the function called get_the_tag_list. Example: echo get_the_tag_list(‘<p>Tags: ‘,’, ‘,'</p>’); Also, the first snippet uses the get_tags function which is specifically for WordPress tags.
What is Google Tag Manager?
Google Tag Manager is a tag management system (TMS) that allows you to quickly and easily update measurement codes and related code fragments collectively known as tags on your website or mobile app. When Tag Manager is installed, your website or app will be able to communicate with the Tag Manager servers.
How do I find the Google Analytics code on my website?
If you’re using Chrome, and want to check the source code for the Analytics JavaScript:
- Load a web page in the Chrome browser.
- Right-click the page, then click View page source.
- You should see a lot of code. Search the page for gtag. js or analytics. js (for Universal Analytics) or ga. js (for Classic Analytics).