Google Tag Manager für Anfänger (Apr. 2025)
Master Google Tag Manager! Implement Google Analytics, conversion tracking, e-commerce & consent management. Boost your website data & privacy.
Course Content
Google Tag Manager für Anfänger (Apr. 2025) is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Christian Feichtner. It runs 10h 47m, is taught in German, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 205 reviews, with 1,729 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated April 2025.
Master the Google Tag Manager: Your Complete Guide for Beginners
Unlock the power of data-driven marketing! This comprehensive Google Tag Manager course empowers self-employed individuals, bloggers, and small business owners to effortlessly integrate and configure essential web analytics and marketing tools on their websites – without writing a single line of code.
What is Google Tag Manager?
The Google Tag Manager (GTM) is a vital tool for anyone serious about understanding their website performance. It simplifies the process of adding tracking codes for platforms like Google Analytics 4 (GA4), Facebook Ads, Pinterest, and Google Ads.
What You'll Learn in This Beginner-Friendly Course:
- GTM Fundamentals: Understand the core concepts of the Google Tag Manager and how to seamlessly integrate it into your website.
- Google Analytics 4 Integration: Learn to connect Google Analytics 4 to your site using the GTM tag. (Includes a quick review for those familiar with GA4.)
- Event Tracking in GA4: Master setting up event tracking in GA4 using the GTM, allowing you to measure and understand visitor interactions like:
- Click Tracking: Track clicks on important elements.
- Visibility Tracking: Monitor how often elements on your page are viewed.
- Form Tracking: Analyze form submissions.
- Testing & Debugging: Utilize the Tag Assistant and Google Analytics 4 Debug Mode to ensure your tags are firing correctly.
- Consent Management: Implement a robust Consent Management solution within the Tag Manager (with 3 variations):
- Borlabs Cookie Plug-in for WordPress
- CCM19 (Germany)
- Custom Consent Mode Events (Real Cookie Banner Plug-in)
- Understand and implement Consent Mode V2 and its variations.
- Advanced Tags, Triggers & Variables: Explore powerful features like:
- Blocking Triggers
- Trigger Groups
- Search Tables
- Triggers for Custom Events (crucial for Consent Management and E-commerce Tracking)
- Data Layer Variables for accessing website content.
- Conversion Tracking: Implement conversion tracking tags for platforms like Facebook Pixel and Google Ads, including understanding enhanced conversions (manual and automatic).
- Tag Management Features: Learn how to pause tags, add comments, and check tag coverage.
Who is this course for?
This course is designed specifically for self-employed individuals, bloggers, and small business owners with no prior programming experience or limited knowledge of the Google Tag Manager.
Key Prerequisites:
- Familiarity with Google Analytics 4 (a brief review is included).
- Basic understanding of HTML code (tags, classes, IDs).
- General understanding of conversion tracking, Facebook Pixel, and Google Ads.
Course Updates (Past 24 Months):
This course is regularly updated based on your feedback! Recent additions include:
- Enhanced coverage of Conversion Tracking with Google Ads and the new Google Tag.
- Detailed lessons on Consent Management with various plugins.
- New lessons for Single-Page Application tracking and Pinterest tracking.
- Updates on Tag Coverage and the Tag Assistant.
- Comprehensive guides on Event Naming and Form Tracking.
- Implementation of the new Google Tag and Consent Mode V2.
- Regular updates to Borlabs Cookie Plug-in integration.
Downloadable Resources:
Access over 150 supplementary slides and downloadable summaries for each lesson.
Ready to take control of your website data? Enroll now and start measuring what truly matters!
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