How to connect Google Tag Manager with Webnode website?

What is Google Tag Manager? and why you need it?

Online marketing requires embedding of various measurement codes on your website or e-shop. In order to avoid having to insert each tracking code “manually” into the header or footer of the website, you can use the Google Tag Manager service, which allows you to insert only one code into your website and then use this service to insert additional codes directly into the website (without having to log in to web editing in Webnode).

You will have all the codes clear and it will make your work easier 🙂

Google Tag Manager is a very useful service if you want e.g. insert remarketing code on webnode, insert conversion code on webnode, etc.

The GTM service allows you to manage the codes of various external services such as Smartlook, Smartsupp, or inserting your own HTML code, etc. in one place.

Quick Tutorial: How to connect GTM with WEBNODE ?

If you do not know how to use this service, I will recommend an official guide from Google.

I will split tutorial into 2 parts:

1. Registration & getting codes
2. Embeding codes on the website and verification

1. To use this Google Tag Manager service you need a Google Account (if you don’t have a Google Account, create one for free) and sign into GTM: https://tagmanager.google.com/

2. After logging in to GTM, click on “Create an account“

3. Fill out your account information and proceed to “Create.”

4. After creating an account, a window with instructions (codes) for connecting to the website or e-shop will pop up.
Do not close the window, you will need the codes 🙂

5. You can now link Google Tag Manager to your website / e-shop by pasting 1st code into the web header and 2nd code into the body of the page.

Therefore,log in to the website editing in Webnode and choose below tutorial for entering the code according to the Premium Plan you have paid for with Webnode:

6. Publish it! (using the “Publish” button at the top of the editor)

Oh yeah! Great – you’re done – You’ve successfully connected Google Tag Manager to the Webnode website, and everything should work now.

I’m glad you read it to the end and I hope that the instructions helped you at least a little.

Good luck with your online business 🙂

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