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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2017 · 24 MIN

#422 Common Google Tag Manager Pitfalls That Can Have Catastrophic Results: Interview with Simo Ahava

from The Internet Marketing Podcast · host SiteVisibility

In today's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, Andy is joined by Simo Ahava, Senior Data Advocate at Reaktor, Google Developer Expert for Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics, and digital analytics blogger at simoahava.com.Simo is on the show to talk about common Google Tag Manager pitfalls that can have catastrophic results. On the show you'll learn: Why Google Tag Manager is such a popular/topical tool plus 4 common pitfalls: Pitfall #1: Using GTM as a fastlane to changes on the website, ignoring IT / development processesPitfall #2: Deploying code you do not understandPitfall #3: GTM can make or break data qualityPitfall #4: Treating data collection as an isolated silo in the organisationPlus as usual, Simo provides his top tip/key takeaway. If you'd like to connect with Simo, you can find him on Twitter here and you can find Reaktor on Twitter here.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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