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What is pageview in Google Tag Manager?

Use Google Tag Manager’s page view triggers to fire tags when a pages are loaded in web browsers. There are five trigger types that are based on page load events, and each type has different criteria to determine when the trigger should fire.

How do I add a URL to Google Analytics?

Add an account

1. Sign in to your Analytics Account.
2. Click Admin.
3. In the ACCOUNT column, select + Create Account from the menu.
4. Click Web site or Mobile app.
5. Under Setting up your Account:
6. Under Setting up your property, enter the Website or App Name.
7. Select an Industry Category.
8. Select the Reporting Time Zone.

How do I add Google Analytics events to Google Tag Manager?

Create a single Tag to handle all clicks:

1. Click Tags. New.
2. Click Tag Configuration. Google Analytics – Universal Analytics.
3. Set Track Type to Event.
4. Complete the Event Tracking Parameters: Category: Nav.
5. Click Triggering and select the trigger that you created in step 3, titled “Trigger – Nav Clicks”.
6. Save the tag.

What is a virtual pageview?

Virtual Pageviews are simply a data type that you dynamically send to GA, just like you would a custom event. With a Virtual Pageview, we are sending page hits to GA without requiring the page to reload.

What is enable overriding settings in this tag?

Enable overriding settings in this tag. This setting means that even if the tag uses a Google Analytics Settings variable as the basis for all its settings, any changes you make in the tag-specific settings can be used to override those set by the variable.

Can I add multiple websites to Google Analytics?

When you have multiple websites to track, you can use a single account to add multiple sites in Google Analytics, which can be done in two ways. You can either add all your sites under a single Analytics account as different properties or add a unique Analytics account ID to each individual site.

How do I link Analytics to tag manager?

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