When did Google Tag Manager start?
 

Please read more about Google Tag Manager! it's kinda container tag where you can add and track various tag for detailed tracking of your website and user actions.

it's kinda container tag where you can add and track various tag for detailed tracking of your website and user actions.

Go to tagmanager.google.com to create an account (or to access an existing account).
Create a container for your site in the account.
Add the container snippet to your site.
Migrate any hardcoded tags (such as AdWords or DoubleClick tags) from your site's source code into Tag Manager.

The Google Tag Manager snippet must be placed directly in the page that you intend on tracking. Placing it in a hidden iframe or deploying it within another tag management system will prevent certain tags from accurately tracking the parent page.

The Google Tag Manager instrumentality piece could be a tiny piece of JavaScript and non-JavaScript code that you just paste into your pages. It allows Tag Manager to fireside tags by inserting into the page

The Google Tag Manager works like this,You place a small snippet of code on your website or mobile app. This code connects your app to the Tag Manager servers. You then use a web based user interface to install tracking codes on your site or mobile app, such as Google Analytics tags.

Google Tag Manager is a free tool that makes it easy for marketers to add and update website tags -- including conversion tracking, site analytics, remarketing, and more—with just a few clicks, and without needing to edit your website code. Take a quick look at how easy it is to set up an account and manage your tags

Google Tag Manager is a tag management system created by Google to manage JavaScript and HTML tags used for tracking and analytics on websites.

The Google Tag Manager is a function developed by Google in October 2012, with the help of which you can integrate web tracking into your own website without the support of an IT spe******t.

The Google Tag Manager snippet should be placed directly on the page you want to track. Placing it in a hidden iframe or implementing it in another tag management system will prevent some tags from following the main page closely.