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TagSyncer enables you to add Google Tag Manager (GTM) to your WordPress site with up to two GTM IDs and empowers tracking options like scroll depth, Contact Form 7 submissions, Elementor forms, and WooCommerce events. It ensures that analytics stay intact by notifying you when GTM IDs are removed.
Key Features
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Google Tag Manager (GTM) Integration 
Allows insertion of up to two GTM IDs.
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Scroll Tracking 
Tracks scroll depth on pages. Enable this feature in the Scroll Tracking Settings tab in the plugin settings.
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GTM ID Removal Notification 
Provides a dashboard notification and sends an email to the WordPress administrator when a GTM ID is removed. 
Updated with improved subject and body formatting for clarity.
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Contact Form 7 Tracking 
Tracks submissions from Contact Form 7 forms. Enable this feature in the Integrations tab.
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Elementor Form Tracking 
Tracks form submissions from Elementor forms. Enable this feature in the Integrations tab.
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WooCommerce Tracking 
Tracks WooCommerce eCommerce events with dataLayer support, capturing product views, add-to-cart actions, and purchases. Enable this in the Integrations tab.
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dataLayer Events for Custom Tags 
Automatically pushes dataLayer events, allowing you to create custom GTM tags to track various interactions on your website.
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Improved UI/UX 
Refreshed styling for a modern and user-friendly interface.
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<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin relies on the external service Google Tag Manager(GTM) to enable advanced website tracking and analytics capabilities.
What the service is and what it is used for 
Google Tag Manager is a tag management system that allows users to deploy and manage marketing tags (such as analytics, conversion tracking, and remarketing tags) on their website without editing code directly. This plugin uses Google Tag Manager to integrate tracking features like scroll depth, form submissions, and WooCommerce events.
What data is sent and when 
– The plugin sends the configured Google Tag Manager ID to the Google Tag Manager service to load the appropriate container. 
– When enabled, the plugin may also send tracking events such as form submissions, scroll depth, and WooCommerce events to Google Tag Manager. 
– This data is used for creating custom tags, monitoring website interactions, and generating insights.
Links to the service’s terms of service and privacy policy 
– <a href="https://www.google.com/analytics/tag-manager/use-policy/" rel="nofollow ugc">Google Tag Manager Terms of Service</a> 
– <a href="https://policies.google.com/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Google Privacy Policy</a>
<h3>Additional Information</h3>
For advanced usage and custom GTM tag creation, refer to <a href="https://wordpress.org/" rel="ugc">WordPress</a> documentation.

TagSyncer – Free Google Tag Manager Plugin for WordPress

Easily integrate Google Tag Manager with tracking for scroll events, forms, and WooCommerce, all manageable from the WordPress dashboard.

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Version 1!
Trying to improve user-level analytics and tracking for WordPress site owners.
All of the tracking is based on user IDs for both anonymous and registered users.
It’s a custom distribution of Segment.com’s analytics.js for the client-side events, and my own solution for the server-side events.
You’ll need a recent version of WordPress. I can’t guarantee it will work with older versions.
If you’re on an older version and it works for you, let me know.
For version 1 here is what’s supported:
EVENT SOURCES
We collect detailed event data from these sources.
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WordPress Core: Signups, log ins, comments, page views, etc…
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WooCommerce: Adds to cart (ajax or not), check out events, order events, there are a lot of WooCommerce events. And each one has a lot of properties. I will document it better in the upcoming versions.
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LearnDash: Enrollments, topics, lessons, quizzes (completed, passed and failed), courses and assignments
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Ninja Forms & Gravity Forms: 
Track forms 🙂
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DATA DESTINATIONS
This is where we send the data to. Advanced settings are available for each destination (think custom dimensions, advanced matching, hashing, whitelisting, etc…)
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<li>Google Analytics</li>
<li>Google Ads</li>
<li>Google Tag Manager</li>
<li>Facebook Pixel</li>
<li>Zapier</li>
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The idea is to integrate more events sources and data destinations, as requested by the community.
For now, there are advanced settings that allow you to track custom meta based on meta keys, and a lot of other settings I haven’t had time to document yet.

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