Add Google Tag Manager to Elementor in 2024 [Easy Method]

In this video, I'll show you the best way to install Google Tag Manager in Elementor . With Google Tag Manager, you can track and manage all your website tags in one place, saving you time and hassle.
There are two benefits to installing GTM in Elementor how I outlined in the video. First, it will help you achieve faster website load times since you don't need an additional plugin. Second, you'll have the ability to exclude certain pages from tracking, giving you complete control over your website's data.
Whether you're new to GTM or an experienced user, this video will guide you through the process step-by-step. Watch now and start optimizing your website today!
TOOLS NEEDED:
✅ Elementor Pro
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✅Google Tag Manager
tagmanager.google.com/#/home
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:11 Adding Google Tag Manager to Elementor
01:50 Excluding Pages
02:33 Outro
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[@hugomakes]

Hope this video helps you add Google Tag Manager to Elementor without the need for additional plugins or add-ons that can slow down your website. Feel free to post questions or comments below! I'll try my best to answer them.

[@levilaxina5946]

Thank you so much for creating this video. Tried many other suggestions, and yours was simple and perfect. Best part, no plug-in necessary. 🙏🏽

[@hugomakes]

Thanks for the kind words! Glad it helped.

[@bestieexpress]

Thank you so much. I have been searching on TH-cam for the solution on Analytic AU to G4 and now to GTM :) Subscribed!!

[@hugomakes]

@bestieexpress. ありがとざいます。

[@dropsltd3883]

I want to tell you thank u very much, Very helpfull. I search alot and got all the information hoe to install GTM on wordpress site. i think you are the only one that explain how to install the code on single page with elementor. Thank you so much again you are the best !!!!!!

[@hugomakes]

You're welcome! Glad to have helped.

[@user-qj8nz4wk9k]

SUPER HELPFUL! Thank you.

[@hugomakes]

You're welcome! Glad you found it useful!

[@treasuredfamilies9937]

Thank you! That was so easy and helpful!

[@hugomakes]

Woot woot! Glad it helped!

[@Downgrde]

Thank you! I really didn't want to use an extra plug-in for this :D

[@hugomakes]

Glad I could help!

[@aminshurabi]

thanks for saving me 🤞🤞
I share this video in our community

[@hugomakes]

Happy to help

[@nbum1]

Thank you very much, helped me so much.

[@hugomakes]

Glad it helped!

[@boukje2]

Thanks so much!

[@hugomakes]

You're welcome!

[@marleycunningham1672]

Wish I would have watched this BEFORE I spent hours wasting my time with other tutorials lol! Very good video. Thanks so much. Can I also use this method for adding GA4 tags as well?

[@hugomakes]

Absolutely, I have another video on my channel showing just that. 😎

[@MrCleverFox]

@hugomakes Thank you! Very helpful information! Can you discuss the advantages of using Google Tag Manager over just adding the conversion tags to the website?

[@hugomakes]

@mrcleverfox The most important advantage is that anyone from your team or third party ad agency can easily add scripts without the need to modify code on the website directly. Another is that you can use the built-in triggers in GTM without having to touch code as well, which makes it very easy to use. Finally, some platforms have built in tags, which takes the guesswork out of tracking. Hope that helps!

[@tmzjrtech]

super helpful. thanks

[@hugomakes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-sf7uf9hn5b]

very good

[@hugomakes]

Thanks

[@RobertWyszomirski]

For some reason my home page works, but my individual pages don't. I selected include on entire site but no luck, any idea how to fix this?

[@hugomakes]

Here is how I would trouble shoot it. 1. Double check both codes are indeed in all pages in the custom code area. 2. I would use the developer tools in Chrome and look for the code in 1 or 2 inside pages to confirm. 3. Check in GTM that you have the code to fire on all pages. If all is as it should be, clear your cache. If the code is there and not firing, reach out to Google support. If code is not there, but everything is set up correctly, reach out to Elementor support and let them know the steps you took to troubleshoot. Good luck!

[@PavLockLocksmith]

I have a subdomains with same theme
Any way to paste in root domain and it will connect with subdomains or need to do manuay on subdomains as well

[@hugomakes]

You would need to insert the root code in both the domain and subdomain as GA4 comes with built-in subdomain support . It is easier if you use Google Tag Manager though to implement. Check out this link: www.analyticsmania.com/post/subdomain-tracking-with-google-analytics-and-google-tag-manager/#no-cross-domain-tracking should be very helpful!

[@P1CKUPTHEPACE]

👍

[@hugomakes]

Thanks adam

[@Number1975]

It needs PRO Elemental

[@shanpieee]

thank you

[@hugomakes]

Absolutely! Glad it helped.