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Also known as: a story of one ninja’s journey to tag management nirvana. This blog post was co-authored by my good friend and esteemed, highly respected, super-expert colleague Sam Briesemeister. Any of the good ideas and “smarts” presented herein are definitely Sam’s. This post is his brain child. Any snark, poorly structured sentences, or failed […]

How to set up the Facebook Pixel using Google Tag Manager. Recently I was tasked to deploy a Facebook Pixel on an ecommerce site. While deploying tags with Google Tag Manager is normally a relatively straightforward thing to do, I found the documentation around Facebook’s Pixel to be sub-par, a bit confusing, and in need […]

This post is authored by David Vallejo. Brighcove is an online video platform that allows to embed onDemand videos on your websites. It seems there’re out of there some people looking for a way to track it, so we’re going to learn how to track those videos within Google Tag Manager. In order to be able […]

  Metrics, Metrics, Metrics, oh my!! With the recent (very welcome) release of calculated metrics in Google Analytics, I thought that the time was ripe to write a post about custom metrics in GA.  Towards the end of this post you will see why I believe that custom metrics are quite a germane topic to […]

The following post is an email that I wrote for the Traffic1M course presented by SumoMe.com.  It is geared to folks who are just getting started with Google Analytics, and online marketing in general.  A big thanks to Noah Kagan and team for the opportunity to participate and provide some content to a wide readership. […]

This post is authored by David Vallejo.  At the current juncture, this blog is not configured to support for multiple authors.   I hope to remedy that in the future.  ~~Yehoshua  Since Google Tag Manager was released, here at Analytics Ninja we have faced a number of problems when migrating a “hard-coded” Google Analytics implementation. The most […]