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"You know, Google Tag Manager isn't the easiest thing to work with," which to be fair, it isn't, and it used to be really bad, but the newer versions are really good, you might be a little intimidated to go in there and do stuff. But I really recommend that you include these things by default because later on you'll be really glad you put that stuff in. So I'm going to look at the things that are in Kickpoint's default Google Tag Manager container, and then hopefully you can take some of it and apply it to your own stuff.

Agencies, if you're looking, you want to create a default container and use it over and over again, trust me.

Tags
So we're going to start with how these things are bolivia number data out. So we have tags and then triggers. The way it works is a tag is kind of something that's going to happen when a trigger happens.

Conversion Linker
Therefore, the tags in our default container are conversion linkers , which are used to help with conversions with Safari.

If you don't know much about it, I recommend looking into some of the restrictions with Safari Tracking and ITP . I think they're at 2.2 as of the time I'm recording this. So I recommend checking that out. But this conversion linker will help you get around that. It's a default tag in Tag Manager, so you just add the conversion linker. There's a good article on Google about what it does and how it all works.