If you need more help with setting up a tag from a Google product, refer to Your guide to Google Tag Manager.
Google Tag Manager supports tags for Google products and third party tags. Tag Configuration: Choose the type of tag you want to manage.Now that you installed the container on your website, you're ready to add new tags. If you have reason to deploy your Tag Manager containers in a way that supports non-secure pages, you may do so by adjusting the source URL protocol in your container snippet to // instead of Learn more about using protocol-relative URLs. To help protect your container from third party snooping, the Tag Manager web page snippet uses HTTPS by default. If you want to collect metrics from multiple sources, for example the web and an app, you need to create additional containers for each platform. You can install the container now, or clear the dialog by clicking OK and resume the installation later. Server: You can choose from provisioning a server automatically or manually.iOS and Android: You receive a link to the developer documentation.Web and AMP: You receive the installation code snippet for your website.When your new container first loads, you will see a different dialog depending on the type of container. To create your container, click Create and agree to the Terms of Service.Enter a descriptive Container name and select the container type.Enter an Account Name and select the country for the account.In Tag Manager, click the Accounts tab > Create account.
When you create a new account, you will walk through the steps to set up a new container. There are specific container types that may be used for: A container consists of multiple tags and rules to govern them.
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