Tag Manager
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What is Tag Manager?
A tag manager is a system that allows you to quickly and easily update measurement codes and related code fragments collectively known as tags on your website or mobile app from one interface. Tag managers are used to deploy marketing and analytics tools without directly editing the website's code, streamlining the process of managing and updating tracking scripts.
What other technologies are related to Tag Manager?
Tag Manager Complementary Technologies
Search Console
Search Console provides data about a website's performance in Google Search, which can be used to configure and trigger tags. Search Console is not a competitor, and in fact works well with Tag Manager.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics is a web analytics service that tracks and reports website traffic. It is a primary use case for tag managers, as it allows for the easy deployment and management of analytics tags.
Data Studio
Data Studio (now Looker Studio) is a data visualization tool. While not directly related to tag management, data collected via tags (e.g., using Google Tag Manager) can be used in Data Studio.
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Digital Marketing
0.6% of all Digital Marketing jobs mention Tag Manager
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Marketing Operations
0.5% of all Marketing Operations jobs mention Tag Manager
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Marketing Analyst
0.4% of all Marketing Analyst jobs mention Tag Manager
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Revenue Operations
0.2% of all Revenue Operations jobs mention Tag Manager
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