Google Tag Manager
Google tool for centrally managing tracking codes and marketing tags without directly editing the source code.
Google Tag Manager (GTM) is a free system for managing tags, that is, small code snippets such as tracking pixels, analytics codes and conversion codes. Instead of building each tag individually into the website source code, a GTM container is embedded once; further tags can then be managed via a web interface.
Triggers and variables control when and under which conditions a tag fires, for example when a page is loaded or a button is clicked. This reduces dependence on development cycles and makes it easier to maintain marketing and analytics tags.
GTM is often used together with Google Analytics 4 and with consent management solutions, in order to tie the firing of tags to user consent.
What Provimedia uses it for
Provimedia uses Google Tag Manager to manage tracking and marketing tags on client websites in a structured and traceable way.
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