Google Tag Manager 101: Best Practices

Plan and organize your tags: Group similar tags together and create a clear hierarchy for your tags, triggers and variables.
Use variables: Create and use variables to avoid repetitive data and make it easier to manage your tags.
Test and debug: Use the preview and debug mode to test your tags before publishing them.
Use triggers: Triggers are essential to determine when your tags should fire. Make sure to create and use triggers that are relevant to your tracking needs.
Minimize the number of tags: Only add the tags that you need and try to consolidate multiple tags into one where possible.
Keep it up to date: Regularly check and update your tags and triggers to ensure they are still relevant and working correctly.
Use built-in tags: Utilize the built-in tags in Google Tag Manager for common tracking needs, such as Google Analytics, AdWords Conversion Tracking, and Floodlight.
Follow best practices for data privacy: Ensure that you comply with data privacy regulations such as GDPR and CCPA when using Google Tag Manager.

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