Example use case

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If you're relying solely on tag templates in GTM, or occasionally limiting out-of-the-box Google Analytics , you could be missing out on insights that go beyond typical engagement metrics. Which means you're getting an incomplete story from your data.

This post will teach you how to gain more insights by setting up cookies in GTM. You'll learn how to tag and track multiple page views in a single session, track a specific number of pages based cameroon number data specific content elements on the page, and understand how users engage with your content so you can make data-driven decisions to improve conversions.


I recently worked with a client who wanted to better understand the behavior of users visiting their blog content. The main obstacle they faced was their URL structure. Their content didn’t follow a logical URL structure – they placed their target keywords directly after the root. So, کے بجائےexample.com/blog/some-content، ان کا URL ڈھانچہ example.com/some-content کی طرح لگتا تھا ۔

You can use advanced segments in Google Analytics (GA) to track any number of metrics, but if you don't have a logically defined URL, then tracking and measuring those metrics becomes a manual and time-consuming process — especially when there are a large number of pages to track.

Fortunately, leveraging a custom cookie code, which I provide below, helps you reduce this time, requires very little implementation effort, and can uncover powerful insights: