GTM4WP v1.9: AMP, WooCommerce, Google Optimize and more
GTM4WP v1.9 has been released with lots of additions, improvements around WooCommerce and Google Optimize integration and better compatibility with cache plugins.
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.
Your WooCommerce order is in the admin but the purchase event never reached GA4. Twelve reasons why, from consent mode to gateway redirects, and the fix for each.
WordPress has a great gallery of plugins, extensions written by 3rd party developers. There are some plugins in the top downloaded list, which are installed on many websites, that makes it easy to measure website traffic, visitor behavior using Google Analytics. More and more users of my Google Tag Manager plugin are therefore confused how this plugin and Google Tag Manager itself differs from those very good and popular Google Analytics plugins. Let’s talk about the benefits of using my plugin.
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.