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How do I speed up Google Tag Manager?

Three ways in which Google Tag Manager can improve your site speed

1. Only fire tags on necessary pages. Most third party integrations ask you to place their unique code snippet above the on your site.
2. Pause tags that are not in use.
3. Fire certain tags after time or scroll delay.

Google Tag Manager vs Page Speed: The Impact and How to Improve. One of the main selling points of Google Tag Manager to marketers (that you can notice even on their landing page) is that it optimizes page speed or pages can load faster.

These options are found in the Advanced Settings of any tag definition in a web container. Select from the following options: Unlimited: Tags will fire whenever triggers tell it to. (This option is only used with tag sequencing .) Once per event: The tag will fire only once when the specified event occurs.

In Google Tag Manager, a trigger listens to your web page or mobile app for certain types of events like form submissions, button clicks, or page views. The trigger tells the tag to fire when the specified event is detected. Every tag must have at least one trigger in order to fire.

The first thing you should check in order to find out why your tag did not fire in GTM is firing triggers. If you are in a situation where tag did not fire, do the following. Choose an event in the Preview and Debug console’s event stream (left side) and click the tag that behaved unexpectedly.

These options are found in the Advanced Settings of any tag definition in a web container. Select from the following options: Unlimited: Tags will fire whenever triggers tell it to. (This option is only used with tag sequencing .)