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For the longest time, Google has been working towards consolidation of their products to build a unified tagging platform<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Products that are instrumented (or associated) with \u201ctags\u201d would fall under this umbrella. These comprise tools like Google Tag Manager<\/a>, Google Ads<\/a>, Google Optimize<\/a>, and, of course, Google Analytics<\/a>.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019ve been peeking under the hood, you might have noticed how all the tools listed above already run through the gtag.js<\/a> library. This Global Site Tag<\/strong> has slowly but surely become the de facto client library used by Google\u2019s tagging platforms on the web.<\/p>\n

Now, Google has taken a step deeper into the consolidation process by introducing yet another overarching technology: the Google Tag<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

Read the release blog post here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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While there is a lot of overlap with the Global Site Tag, this new Google Tag<\/strong> is, in fact, quite a bit more.<\/p>\n

In this article, I\u2019ll take a look at what the Google Tag is and what the underlying model looks like. This won\u2019t be a deep-dive or a thorough tutorial \u2013 there will be other people far more qualified than me writing these, especially since one of the main benefits of the Google Tag is for consolidating analytics and advertising measurement client-side. I have very little interest in discussing the latter.<\/p>\n


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Google Tag is gtag.js \u2013\u00a0but so much more<\/h2>\n

By default, Google Tag is pretty much the same thing as an individual gtag.js measurement product.<\/p>\n

When you create a new GA4 stream or a Google Ads pixel, for example, corresponding Google Tags will be created at the same time. At this point, both Google Tags will have a 1:1 relation with their respective tagging endpoints, known as destinations<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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In this scenario, Google Tag doesn\u2019t really bring additional benefit to the mix, although you can, of course, make use of its new access control levels<\/strong>, event detection<\/strong>, and other features (more on these below).<\/p>\n

Where Google Tag really starts to shine is when you combine multiple Google Tags<\/strong> into one and\/or add multiple destinations to a single Google Tag<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

When you combine<\/em> two or more Google Tags, these tags will automatically share<\/strong> key features such as their event detection configuration<\/strong>, cross-domain measurement lists<\/strong>, destinations<\/strong> and, importantly, tag coverage<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

For example, when you choose to combine G-123456 and AW-567890, their respective tagging implementations (via gtag.js<\/strong>) will become interchangeable. There won\u2019t be any practical difference between having the G-123456 or the AW-567890 installation on any given website.<\/p>\n

From a tag coverage<\/strong> point-of-view, this means that if 80% of your website is tagged with G-123456 and 30% (including the 20% missing from the GA4 deployment) is tagged with AW-567890, you now have 100% tag coverage<\/strong>. The overlapping 10% is deduplicated by default.<\/p>\n

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When you combine tags, you need to choose which tag\u2019s configuration will be used as the blueprint for all combined tags. This way you\u2019ll be able to share cross-domain tracking settings, event detection, and user access level configurations across all combined tags (and their respective destinations, of course).<\/p>\n

Google Tag configuration<\/h2>\n

So what is actually shared when tags are combined? What configurations can you do on the Google Tag level, so that these are then inherited by the destinations the Google Tag is collecting data to?<\/p>\n

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As the little note at the top states \u2013 not all of these settings make sense for all destination types. For example, Define Internal Traffic<\/strong> is really only relevant for Google Analytics 4 data streams.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

As you might notice, these settings are really just a rehash of what you\u2019d find under each destination, too. But the purpose of configuring them with the Google Tag is to allow multiple combined tags (and destinations) to benefit from a single, centralized configuration.<\/p>\n

Event Detection vs. Enhanced Measurement<\/h2>\n

At this point, it\u2019s good to clarify the difference between configuring a Google Tag\u2019s Event Detection<\/strong> settings vs. configuring a single GA4 destination\u2019s Enhanced Measurement<\/strong> options \u2013\u00a0the two look very similar!<\/p>\n

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Event Detection<\/strong> is a feature of the Google Tag, where you get to configure what types of on-page events the tag is set to monitor<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

For example, you can configure that the Google Tag can only<\/em> monitor outbound clicks<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

These event detection settings set the parameters of what you can configure in GA4\u2019s Enhanced Measurement settings!<\/em><\/p>\n

If you do so, then any GA4 destinations added to the Google Tag will at most<\/em> be only able to collect outbound click data. You can toggle the Outbound Clicks off<\/strong> in the Enhanced Measurement settings of one connected GA4 destination but leave them on in another. But even if you toggle, for example, Scroll events<\/strong> on<\/em> in the GA4 data stream settings, those will not<\/em> get collected because their Event Detection hasn\u2019t been enabled in the Google tag settings.<\/p>\n

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If you know your data engineering terms, think of this in terms of a Publisher \/ Subscriber setup. The Google Tag is set to detect<\/strong> and publish<\/strong> events to the destinations configured in the Google Tag. These destinations can then subscribe<\/strong> to all or some of these events. But destinations can\u2019t measure events that weren\u2019t broadcasted by the Google Tag.<\/p>\n

Tag destinations<\/h2>\n

Each GA4 web stream and each Google Ads conversion is now known as a Google Tag destination<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

By default, as mentioned above, when you create a new destination, it will have its own Google Tag automatically created for it.<\/p>\n

Each destination can be added to one, and ONLY ONE, Google Tag<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

You can remove<\/em> a destination from its original Google Tag, and add it to another Google Tag.<\/p>\n

This is useful if you want to prevent a destination from being controlled by its previous Google Tag.<\/p>\n

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For example, if you used to work with an agency that used your GA4 destination with their Google Tag, you could remove it from that Google Tag and add it to your site\u2019s own Google Tag to prevent the agency from being able to control the destination\u2019s data collection.<\/p>\n

Combining and adding destinations is NOT consolidation<\/h2>\n

You might be tempted to think that by combining Google Tags<\/strong> and\/or by adding multiple GA4 streams as destinations<\/strong>, you are effectively able to duplicate a single tagging setup to multiple different destinations for every single event collected through that setup.<\/p>\n

This is not how it works<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

When you add multiple destinations to a Google Tag (either by combining tags or just adding the destinations), what actually gets multiplied is the tagging configuration<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

On-page, this means the config<\/code> API calls of the Global Site Tag.<\/p>\n

When the config<\/code> API call (or GTM\u2019s GA4 Config tag) of the main Google Tag<\/strong> or one of the combined<\/em> Google Tags runs on the page, all destinations added to it will start their collection, too.<\/p>\n

Enhanced Measurement events will be sent to all destinations, including the Page View hit unless the config tag prevents the automatic collection of the Page View event<\/em>.<\/p>\n

All other GA4 (or Ads) events will be sent only to the destination configured in the event itself.<\/p>\n

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As such, the Google Tag helps you install<\/strong> different destinations on any given website. It doesn\u2019t do the tagging<\/strong> for you.<\/p>\n

Summary<\/h2>\n

At release time, the Google Tag is definitely geared towards enterprise use, as it\u2019s larger companies with more varied data collection needs that would most benefit from consolidating multiple tags\u2019 configurations into one single place in the admin infrastructure of Google\u2019s more and more complicated tagging ecosystem.<\/p>\n

While I\u2019m somewhat worried that the overlap between the Google Tag and the Global Site Tag will just muddy the waters even further, once you understand how the Google Tag is an administration<\/em> feature and the Global Site Tag is the client-side<\/em> component of the Google Tag, it should all start to make sense.<\/p>\n

Out of the box, the Google Tag lets you control what types of events can<\/em> be automatically detected on a site, what cross-domain measurement settings to use across connected destinations, which users are able to view and modify the tag settings, and so forth.<\/p>\n

Once you combine<\/em> Google Tags (especially across tagging products like GA4 and Google Ads), you\u2019ll really start to benefit from the features discussed in this article. At that point, Google Tag becomes more than the sum of its parts.<\/p>\n

Do you think Google Tag is a welcome addition to Google\u2019s already quite expansive (and often confusing) tagging offering? Do you think consolidating tagging efforts across products makes sense? Let the readers know in the comments section below!<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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