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How do I track a single page application?

How to track Pageviews on Single Page Applications using Google Tag Manager

1. Set up Google Tag Manager on your site.
2. Check that your site is a Single Page Application.
3. Set up a History Change trigger.
4. Use Preview and Debug mode to check your History Change trigger is working.
5. Create a Pageview tag and add triggers.

What is the Google Tag Manager snippet?

Google Tag Manager is a tag management system that allows you to quickly and easily update tags and code snippets on your website. This code enables Tag Manager to fire tags by inserting tags into web pages.

How do I manage tags in Google Analytics?

How to Set Up Google Tag Manager

1. Follow the coding instructions.
2. Configure your tag.
3. Choose a tag type.
4. Link your tag to Google Analytics tracking.
5. Choose a trigger to determine when the tag is recorded.
6. Save your tag.
7. Activate your tag by pressing “Submit.”

How do I load Google Analytics after page load?

Loading GA after page load Using a Tag Manager: for instance with Google Tag Manager, use the Window Loaded trigger which fires when the browser is done loading the page: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/tag-manager/xOMFkfH0U4k;context-place=forum/tag-manager.

What is Page Location Google Analytics?

page_location , where the full URL of your page views is stored. The dimension that is probably the most used in all of Google Analytics. That one. (Oh, Read all about GA4 pageviews here).

Where is Google Tag Manager snippet?

Where Can I Find My Snippet? Google Tag Manager provides you with the exact code and instructions for where to add it to your website. The installation code is found along the top navigation, under the Admin option. Then, under the Container Settings, there’s an option for “Install Google Tag Manager”.

Where should the Google Tag Manager snippet be placed?

The Optimize snippet needs to fire before your Google Tag Manager and/or Google Analytics tags. Generally speaking, the Optimize snippet should be placed as high in the of your web page as possible, before any other tags but after the data layer. Refer to the Deploy Optimize article for the specific details.

Does GTM improve site speed?

At least based on my experiment, GTM does indeed help sites load a bit faster (comparing to the test where the same tags were hardcoded). But this is NOT categorically true in every case.