Post by toukirahmed4145 on Mar 12, 2024 7:00:57 GMT -3
From viewing a web page to click on a call to action, from social sharing to the entire e-commerce purchase funnel . All things that many analytics tools , appropriately programmed, already do independently, of course. Why, then, is it still worth switching to Google Tag Manager? Here are my 10 reasons 1# The ideal solution for the man (or woman) who doesn't have to ask, ever Web Analytics: 10 reasons to use Google Tag Manager.
The first, most important of the advantages Job Function Email Database that those who switch to Google Tag Manager immediately discover? Here it is: freeing yourself from the slavery of asking. It's a classic, isn't it? Your client entrusts you with the management of the marketing and optimization processes within their website. However - there is always a but - the technical maintenance of the site is entrusted to an external company ,
That is, it is one of the thousand thousand responsibilities of the company's internal IT department, which (as always) has a lot to do and (as always) does not he certainly has time to waste with “the marketing people”. Classic situation, to say the least - raise your hand if you haven't experienced it directly at least once, on one side or the other of the barricade. In short, imagine the poor analyst faced with this situation.
The first, most important of the advantages Job Function Email Database that those who switch to Google Tag Manager immediately discover? Here it is: freeing yourself from the slavery of asking. It's a classic, isn't it? Your client entrusts you with the management of the marketing and optimization processes within their website. However - there is always a but - the technical maintenance of the site is entrusted to an external company ,
That is, it is one of the thousand thousand responsibilities of the company's internal IT department, which (as always) has a lot to do and (as always) does not he certainly has time to waste with “the marketing people”. Classic situation, to say the least - raise your hand if you haven't experienced it directly at least once, on one side or the other of the barricade. In short, imagine the poor analyst faced with this situation.