Do you use Google Analytics , Google Tag Manager , Adwords Remarketing or all of them on your blog/website ? Even if you don’t use all of them yet, I highly recommend you start using them. Two years ago, I started using Google Tag Manager to manage all of the tags for every blog in my blog network.
Today, I was implementing Google Adwords remarketing tags and needed a way to verify if I had implemented all the tags correctly. At this point, the Adwords help page redirected me to the Tag Helper chrome plugin, which I believe is very useful for all digital marketers and bloggers.
This is a nifty chrome plugin that helps you do the following:
- Troubleshoot Google Analytics installation issues.
- Resolves installation issues with Google Tag Manager.
- Verify the installation of various Google tags on your website or any other page on the web.
- Show all tags on a page
- Displays any errors and their causes (useful for debugging)
You can download the Tag Helper Chrome plugin from here . Also, if you haven’t already installed Google Tag Manager on your blog, you should. Rather than using separate plugins or manually adding Google Analytics and Facebook remarketing tags on your blog, you can use Google Tag Manager to manage all of them in one place. I’ve written a full guide and recommended some free WordPress plugins to get you started:
Today's tasks:
- Configure Google Tag Manager for your blog/website
- Configuring Google Analytics using Google Tag Manager
- Create a Facebook pixel on your blog using Google Tag Manager and add the pixel code
I know you have a little more to do today than usual, but once you start doing it, you will find that it is actually very easy. However, adding Facebook Pixel today will help you to improve your digital marketing in the coming days. If you are using Chrome browser, here are some plugins you may like:
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