Using the Google Tag Manager Data Layer with WordPress // Reporting on content and logged in users

[@initipress]

Thks, @Benjamin. It was really helpful! 🙌

[@piyumiediriweera7708]

Thank you so much!! It was really helpful!

[@LovesData]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@visualmodo]

Excellent WordPress work!

[@fabiom841]

Thank you so much, Benjamin, your video was extremely helpful!

[@BoHorror]

Thanks a ton makes sense, I’m able to now see specific product purchases in analytics. But now how do I link a specific product purchase that’s displayed in Google analytics to Google Ads

[@laurahigueras3408]

Hi! What if you have Google Site Kit already installed as a plugin?

[@NickolasNatali]

I second this questions! ^

[@christophehuget7510]

+1

[@maximgoreansky3610]

Will this new custom dimension be visible also in Datastudio?

[@rajupaliwal1]

Thank you for the amazing information.

[@jalajilgerinhod3383]

Thanks so much, Benjamin

[@BryanButler]

Have you found a way to use this plugin to collect the required data for Enhanced Conversions?

[@Photo-Ninja]

Hi, Is this plugin really required? Adding GTM code to the header is not enough? Will this plugin allow us to collect more data? Thank you for the detailed video!

[@nickaharding]

Hi Benjamin, thanks for another great video! I’ve not been able to generate a data layer from WooCommerce to pass e-commerce data back to Analytics via GTM. I currently have GTM implemented using the Code Snippets plugin. Can this GTM plugin pass WooCommerce data to a data layer too?

[@fit2grow]

+1

[@aydnozsoy7160]

Awesome

[@pawshopping4097]

That plugin don't work on ecommerce datalayer and I believe you know the main application of DL is tracking ecommerce.