GTM4WP version 1.20 is set to be released on February 5th. I believe the most fitting title for this release would be “The Big Cleanup.” Get ready to removed features to ensure your measurement setup continues to function smoothly.
Along with some fixes, GTM4WP v1.15 beta1 comes with lots of updates to existing functionality and some new features as well.
GTM4WP v1.14: One of the most waited features was the support for WooCommerce Blocks. And GTM4WP does not need jQuery anymore.
An update to the Google Ads Dynamic Remarketing codes are here as well as support for server-side containers with custom domains
Finally, Google Analyitcs 4 tracking is here. And with that, the next generation of the popular measurement product can be used on WooCommerce sites. And just like every other feature of GTM4WP, the GA4 integration is free too!
You may have noticed that nothing special happened around this plugin in the past few months. First, I want to reassure everyone that the plugin is not abandoned. There will be a next version and another next version, etc. Why the silence? Well, just like most of us, Covid-19 changed plans for 2020 in many ways. At the digital agency I am working for, we have had interesting months behind us. Some clients were not able to operate at all, some other clients skyrocketed and needed even more attention. Luckily, I have a well talented team, still, things needed more attention from me as well. As the plugin got more attention, the number of support requests increased as well. Some questions are more related to…
Google Tag Manager for WordPress v1.10 delivers besides some bug fixes even better WooCommerce related features to boost your marketing efforts.
GTM4WP v1.9 has been released with lots of additions, improvements around WooCommerce and Google Optimize integration and better compatibility with cache plugins.
I am happy to announce that v1.8 of this Google Tag Manager plugin is out, at least in beta stage. If you read the changelog, you will see that this version includes by far the most changes, additions in the history of this plugin. Let’s go through those changes.
It is incredible that nearly 4 years passed since I opened a new folder on my laptop and started to build this Google Tag Manager WordPress plugin. And now, it is time to move to this new domain where the growth of the plugin can be supported much easier. Let me give you a brief history and some details about plans around this plugin.