Think with Zeeshan

In many cases, however, tracking user behaviors on your pages is important. For example, click the "add to Cart" button, submit a form, or view a video. These behaviors are known as "events," so today, we will show you how to send them to Google Analytics via Google Tag Manager. The Battle Plan Let's make a battle plan as usual so that we all know what we are doing. We will begin by stating that we will. Compile a listWe want to track. We will, second. Set up event triggers. You can track every event on your website with a tool called CSS Element Selectors. We will also be distributing the information. Set up tags send data to Google Analytics for each event. We will, finally. Use the "preview" feature in Google Tag Manager to ensure that all events are correctly tracked. We recommend Google Tag Manager to track events for the following reasons: This is the approach that does not require you to add any code to your website. Implementation will ...