This document summarizes Simo Ahava's presentation on tag management systems (TMS). Some key points include:
- A TMS bridges the gap between developers and marketers by allowing tags to be managed centrally without embedding them directly into code.
- While TMS aims to provide an easy solution, proper planning is required for migrating tags and ongoing management.
- When implemented correctly, a TMS can make tagging and analytics more agile. However, it also introduces some performance overhead and flexibility must be balanced with stability.
- The presenter cautions against overselling a TMS as a "miracle cure" and advocates focusing on how it facilitates tagging to achieve desired analytics goals
Tips and tactics you can use to get more leads, save more time, and build your business with marketing technology (even with a non-technical background. Marketing automation made easy!
Marko Savic - MarTech and the buyer journeyFunnelCake
Marko Savic is co-founder and CEO of FunnelCake.
Marko did a presentation on every marketers favourite four letter word (we know what you're thinking - but no) data. His talk includes the numerous challenges in marketing technology today, how to pick the right technology (there are only two rules), and how his personal job story has a lot to do with why FunnelCake is now a company.
Marko presented this talk at The Marketing Leap in Kitchener, Ontario.
Are you looking for website analytics that actual matter to your bottom line? Are you confused why people think open and click through rates matter? Do you just want more of the stuff on your website to help you get more business? Then this webinar is for you!
There are a lot of tasks the small business owner would rather not deal with. Worry NOT though - as that is where Hvantage's OpenCart product upload experts step in to help you out!
[Webinar] How To Be A Data-Driven Marketing Powerhouse With Predictive Analyt...Mintigo1
To view the full webinar, please visit:
http://www.mintigo.com/how-to-be-a-data-driven-marketing-powerhouse-with-predictive-analytics-big-data/
Description:
How is it that b-to-b marketers have more data sources than ever before, but many are still in the dark about how to reach more of the right prospects? Sometimes the sheer volume of data can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. In fact, with the right processes, skills and tools, many companies are transforming their approach to demand creation and letting data do the work for them.
Marketers need to make decisions in a data-rich environment, where vast amounts of customer data are flowing not only from the company’s internal systems such as CRM, marketing automation and web analytics, but also from external sources such as social, mobile, and other sources that can be found all over the web. But how do you separate the good data that signify buying signals from the noise found in the rest of the data? And what new skills and processes bring them to life?
In this dynamic session, we’ll hear from thought leaders from LinkedIn, SiriusDecisions and Mintigo on the best strategies for taking a data-driven approach to marketing. They will address key considerations and best practices to answer essential questions around:
-How the explosion of big data and emerging predictive technologies is transforming the marketing discipline
-Examples of marketers at leading companies are effectively utilizing big data & predictive analytics
-Recommendations for preparing your marketing team to become a data-driven organization
The Speakers:
- Russ Glass, Head of Products at LinkedIn
- Megan Heuer, VP & Group Director, Data-Driven Marketing at SiriusDecisions
- John Bara, President & CMO at Mintigo
Tips and tactics you can use to get more leads, save more time, and build your business with marketing technology (even with a non-technical background. Marketing automation made easy!
Marko Savic - MarTech and the buyer journeyFunnelCake
Marko Savic is co-founder and CEO of FunnelCake.
Marko did a presentation on every marketers favourite four letter word (we know what you're thinking - but no) data. His talk includes the numerous challenges in marketing technology today, how to pick the right technology (there are only two rules), and how his personal job story has a lot to do with why FunnelCake is now a company.
Marko presented this talk at The Marketing Leap in Kitchener, Ontario.
Are you looking for website analytics that actual matter to your bottom line? Are you confused why people think open and click through rates matter? Do you just want more of the stuff on your website to help you get more business? Then this webinar is for you!
There are a lot of tasks the small business owner would rather not deal with. Worry NOT though - as that is where Hvantage's OpenCart product upload experts step in to help you out!
[Webinar] How To Be A Data-Driven Marketing Powerhouse With Predictive Analyt...Mintigo1
To view the full webinar, please visit:
http://www.mintigo.com/how-to-be-a-data-driven-marketing-powerhouse-with-predictive-analytics-big-data/
Description:
How is it that b-to-b marketers have more data sources than ever before, but many are still in the dark about how to reach more of the right prospects? Sometimes the sheer volume of data can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. In fact, with the right processes, skills and tools, many companies are transforming their approach to demand creation and letting data do the work for them.
Marketers need to make decisions in a data-rich environment, where vast amounts of customer data are flowing not only from the company’s internal systems such as CRM, marketing automation and web analytics, but also from external sources such as social, mobile, and other sources that can be found all over the web. But how do you separate the good data that signify buying signals from the noise found in the rest of the data? And what new skills and processes bring them to life?
In this dynamic session, we’ll hear from thought leaders from LinkedIn, SiriusDecisions and Mintigo on the best strategies for taking a data-driven approach to marketing. They will address key considerations and best practices to answer essential questions around:
-How the explosion of big data and emerging predictive technologies is transforming the marketing discipline
-Examples of marketers at leading companies are effectively utilizing big data & predictive analytics
-Recommendations for preparing your marketing team to become a data-driven organization
The Speakers:
- Russ Glass, Head of Products at LinkedIn
- Megan Heuer, VP & Group Director, Data-Driven Marketing at SiriusDecisions
- John Bara, President & CMO at Mintigo
This report outlines market trends in 2013 and provides growth prospects for the investment, office, logistics and retail property markets in France and the Paris region.
This report outlines market trends in 2013 and provides growth prospects for the investment, office, logistics and retail property markets in France and the Paris region.
WEBINAR – DAM 2020 Report & Analysis along side the user perspectiveActivo Consulting
WEBINAR – DAM 2020 Report & Analysis along side the user perspective after DAM NY #DAMdigital 2020 from Henry Stewart Event
In this Webinar we are exploring business requirements and best practices in 2020 and see how to select the right DAM and PIM system. We are also reporting the best technology trends in the DAM industry to enhance the customer journey.
https://frederic-sanuy.com/webinar-dam-2020-report-analysis-after-dam-ny-2020/
Lessons learnt from applying PyData to GetYourGuide marketingJose Luis Lopez Pino
For all e-commerce sites, marketing is a big part of the business and marketing efficiency and effectiveness are critical to their success. Companies must make many data-driven decisions in order to reach customers that their competitors don’t, maximize the revenue of each click, decide wisely what are the costs to cut, enter new markets, etc.
GetYourGuide has been working for more than two years on building a marketing intelligence that allows us growing our marketing efforts in the travel market without building a huge team or buying extremely expensive tools.
All the decisions are supported by a dedicated system that runs on the PyData stack that allows marketers to extract valuable insights from data and performs critical marketing tasks: keyword mining, campaign automation, predictive modeling, omni-channel marketing data integration, customer segmentation, pattern mining from click data, etc.
As a result of this, we were able to scale up 3 times our marketing efforts, launch campaigns in 13 markets and automate 75% of our work only in the last 8 months. But this is not the end of our journey, GetYourGuide is building a Data Science team to understand travelers needs and wants and make our Customers' trips amazing.
Partnership design and development for technology startups is based on a Business Model design. Partnership decisions impact the entire business model and require a disciplined approach.
Data-Driven Marketing and Marketing Technologies in Modern Marketing - Travis...Travis Wright, Author 📚🤔
With over 2000 marketing technologies in over 40 categories, choosing the right technologies for your data-driven marketing technology stack is imperative. Do you buy a "marketing cloud" from the tools acquired and pieced together by established tech giants? Or do you build your own custom "Open Marketing Cloud", which may allow for greater flexibility and openness?
This keynote will explore the pros and cons of each potential solution as well as insights the vendors won't tell you. It will highlight the key data you need to understand and uncover some tools that can impact the build of your perfect custom marketing cloud for you business needs. No one size fits all in the marketing technology space. Join Travis for this unique, entertaining, and action-packed presentation to learn where MarTech is headed and how to roll with the changes.
SmartBear Software Success Story - Gary DeAsiMarketo
Gary DeAsi, Senior Marketing Manager for SmartBear Software and Two-Time Marketo Champion, speaks about his company's experience using Marketo's marketing automation software - sharing his journey through evaluation, implementation, and integration.
I am enclosing this sample as a creditable source of digital planning. A lot of clients want to jump into the creation without brainstorming a considerable plan. I have used RACE on several occasions. Happy Sourcing! Created by Charles Warner. Visit my People-per-hour profile at: https://www.peopleperhour.com/freelancer/dr-rachael/-/1717871
Maximising Media Performance in the Finance Sectorequimedia
Three presentations from equimedia's finance marketing event in London on July 6th, presented by equimedia, Quantcast and Captify around the topic of driving better media performance in the financial services sector.
Marketers turn to CRM systems to manage large volume, complex data sets and take advantage of the rich data at their disposal to drive relevant marketing programs. CRM systems are great for managing customer data, campaign automation flow and tracking interactions with customers, but are they ideal for delivering high-volume email marketing campaigns?
Hear Forrester CRM Analyst Suresh Vittal present an in-depth look at the changing world of CRM, the need for sophisticated campaign execution functionality, and how marketers can now seamlessly leverage the data in SAP CRM with a best-in-class email marketing system. Learn how your marketing team can benefit from bi-directional data integration, improving email marketing campaign performance while saving a significant amount of time and resources.
Key things you will learn:
• How email is changing the world of CRM.
• The power of integrating best-in-class email marketing with CRM to strengthen customer relationships and drive revenue.
• Strategies for leveraging your CRM data in email campaigns.
• How to send millions of dynamic emails reliably and effectively.
• How you can achieve email deliverability above 95%.
Digital Marketing Plan Template Smart InsightsJasonmiller484
DIGITAL MARKETING. STRATEGY PLANNING TEMPLATE. Your companion to creating or updating your online marketing strategy. Source: http://www.supref.fr/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/digital-marketing-plan-template-smart-insights.pdf
CH2019 keynote: Guy Yalif - AI and personalization demystifiedWebanalisten .nl
(video summary at: https://conversionhotel.com/session/keynote-2019-ai-personalization-demystified/)
Guy has a background that is quite impressive. From Princeton to 3 years Boston Consulting Group in the 90’s and then on for his MBA at Stanford and MBA internship at Microsoft. Guy did his time at an online marketplace start-up that got acquired before he moved to Yahoo! to have several product marketing positions for 7 years in a row. He has been the head of global product and industry marketing at Twitter and was member of the executive team at Brightroll. Nowadays he is the founder and CEO of a start-up that uses machine learning to optimize websites.
The number 1 outcome of the #CH2019 attendee question on what the hot topics in our industry are for the coming year, was: personalization. AI and Machine Learnings were also high on this list, the combination of these topics is the sweet-spot where we all know of that the companies we work for are going to invest heavenly in the next coming years. But as true data driven optimizers we also know that many companies won’t have the users to do proper personalization and/or machine learning. We also believe that they should fix the basics first…
Nevertheless we know we are going to have to deal a lot with personalization and machine learning in our jobs. It may sound scary, because you don’t exactly know what it is and how to apply it, but you also know that this is the way to the future (or was McDonald’s buying Dynamic Yield a big fail?). But how to take the first steps in a proper way? When I thought of a potential speaker that could demystify AI and personalization for us – I thought of Guy.
Happy learning,
Ton Wesseling
Founder & host of The Conference formerly known as Conversion Hotel
(video summary at: https://conversionhotel.com/session/keynote-2019-future-of-data-governance-gdpr/)
This is an amazing woman with so much knowledge on analytics data and privacy in particular. I bumped into Aurélie Pols around 14 years ago when she was already publishing analytics content on the analytics blog of her former company (which might even be the first webanalytics agency being sold to a large firm). The blog was an inspiration for me to move away from writing about analytics for big broad marketing blogs and to start webanalisten.nl back in 2008 – a Dutch written niche blog on analytics and optimization. By then Aurélie already had 10 years of statistics and analytics experience… She moved on and did her work with Web Analytics Demystified and the Digital Analytics Association before she moved into the field of analytics & privacy. Yes, she focused on data and privacy already in 2012!
So when I saw privacy and issues with data quality among the top 10 topics the #CH2019 attendees want to learn form I immediately thought of Aurélie. She accepted the challenge to keynote at Texel, also because she was born nearby in Alkmaar. Great Aurélie is coming over – she will enlighten us on all the questions we have on data and privacy.
Cheers,
Ton Wesseling
Founder & host of The Conference formerly known as Conversion Hotel
CH2019 keynote: Lucia van den Brink - Keynote pitch winnerWebanalisten .nl
(video summary at: https://conversionhotel.com/session/keynote-2019-pitch-winner/)
One of the many things I strive to optimize year-over-year is the quality (and diversity) of the attendees. To me this is even more important then the quality of the performers (who are important too, don’t get me wrong). Performers are there to inspire and entertain, but the time you spend with your fellow attendees is way bigger. This is were you go in depth based upon the inspiration by the performers. And of course it makes sense if I state that the combined knowledge of the 200 attendees is way bigger then the knowledge of the performers combined.
Of course the performers are specialists, trained to deliver a performance. This is why they are on stage, but I also believe that there are also potential performers among our attendees. I’m not talking about the experienced performers that see this yearly Texel event as a nice final get together of optimization specialists before the winter conference break. I’m talking about people that are ready to take the step, but just need the final push.
This year at The Conference formerly known as Conversion Hotel we were having a keynote pitch competition. Out of all the keynote pitch applications we got from the ticket application proces this summer we selected 9 contestants. They were guided in their 2 minute pitch by world class CRO speaker and speaker coach Michael Aagaard from Denmark. All these pitches will be delivered on Friday and all the attendees voted “Yes” or “No” on the question for every pitch “Do you want this presenter and topic as a keynote”. The highest “Yes” score will become a keynote on the #CH2019 main stage on Saturday.
Number 9 got lot’s of speaker coaching by Michael and a bunch of drinks to recover. Number 2 to 8 were scheduled as a presentation in one of the two presentation rooms during the break-out sessions. Michael was there for support and will devote some coaching time after the conference!
Lucia won the pitch competition and took main stage on Saturday. She did great! Enjoy the slides.
Ton Wesseling
Founder & host of The Conference formerly known as Conversion Hotel
CH2019 keynote: Elke Geraerts - Authenthic intelligenceWebanalisten .nl
(video summary at: https://conversionhotel.com/session/keynote-2019-authentic-intelligence/)
Boundless curiosity and a passion for people – this perhaps best describes Elke. This unique combination quickly led to a flourishing academic career. With a PhD in psychology, Elke held various positions at the universities of Harvard, St Andrews, Maastricht and Rotterdam, where she attracted international attention with her research work. She moved over to the business site triggered by her scientific insights about mental resilience and started working on on increasing mental resilience, energy and productivity of employees.
Her public breakthrough came with her bestseller “Mentaal Kapitaal” (2015). This book, which is now in its thirteenth edition, was translated into English under the title Better Minds. In 2016, “Het Nieuwe Mentaal” (The New Mental) followed; it takes a closer look at the importance of courage for a successful life. In her latest book, “Authentieke Intelligentie” (Authentic Intelligence), Elke passionately advocates that we capitalize fully on what makes us unique as humans in an increasingly digitized world. And this is exactly the reason to invite her for a keynote at #CH2019 – to give us some inspirational insights on how to survive as humans in this AI based future.
Enjoy her talk,
Ton Wesseling
Founder & host of The Conference formerly known as Conversion Hotel
CH2019 keynote: Lukas Vermeer - One neat trick to run better experimentsWebanalisten .nl
(video summary at: https://conversionhotel.com/session/keynote-2019-run-better-experiments-srm-checks/)
Lukas combines industry experience in online experimentation and data science with an academic background in computing science and machine learning. When I first met him, he was already a smart guy, but still working at Oracle. A year later he moved on to Booking.com (almost 7 years ago already – he has seen a large bunch of new employees coming in :-)) to finally become their director of experimentation.
Lukas is responsible for the internal tooling and training that helps product development improve the customer experience in measurable steps through thousands of experiments. Of course he presented about this around the world, but never at Texel. Finally it was time to ask him – not to speak about democratizing experimentation or his storytelling on statistics. You have probably seen that before. We asked him because you, as CH2019 attendees, asked us to go advanced on experimentation and he is one of the only ones in Europe that has (co-)written in depth scientific papers on experimentation.
And that is exactly what Lukas is going to do: go in depth on his recent Sample Ratio Mismatch paper.
Enjoy the ride,
Ton Wesseling
Founder & host of The Conference formerly known as Conversion Hotel
(video summary at: https://conversionhotel.com/session/keynote-2019-friction/)
When I asked the #CH2019 attendees about topics they want to learn more about, consumer Psychology popped up in the top 5. Happy to see this topic so high on the list, because I truly believe that effective optimization is a combination of data & psychology.
Going through potential speakers I reached out to Roger Dooley, because he just published his new book: “Friction – The Untapped Force That Can Be Your Most Powerful Advantage” (McGraw Hill, May 17, 2019). I’ve seen Roger on stage several times around the world presenting about his previous books, but he was never on stage yet at Texel. Perfect timing: so now he will be on our stage in November this year, to spread his knowledge, interact and investigate where friction can be reduced.
Roger is also the author of Brainfluence: 100 Ways to Persuade and Convince Consumers with Neuromarketing. You might know him of his popular blog Neuromarketing or his columns at Forbes.com and I’m happy he accepted to keynote at CH2019.
Cheers,
Ton Wesseling
Founder & host of The Conference formerly known as Conversion Hotel
ER(Entity Relationship) Diagram for online shopping - TAEHimani415946
https://bit.ly/3KACoyV
The ER diagram for the project is the foundation for the building of the database of the project. The properties, datatypes, and attributes are defined by the ER diagram.
1.Wireless Communication System_Wireless communication is a broad term that i...JeyaPerumal1
Wireless communication involves the transmission of information over a distance without the help of wires, cables or any other forms of electrical conductors.
Wireless communication is a broad term that incorporates all procedures and forms of connecting and communicating between two or more devices using a wireless signal through wireless communication technologies and devices.
Features of Wireless Communication
The evolution of wireless technology has brought many advancements with its effective features.
The transmitted distance can be anywhere between a few meters (for example, a television's remote control) and thousands of kilometers (for example, radio communication).
Wireless communication can be used for cellular telephony, wireless access to the internet, wireless home networking, and so on.
Multi-cluster Kubernetes Networking- Patterns, Projects and GuidelinesSanjeev Rampal
Talk presented at Kubernetes Community Day, New York, May 2024.
Technical summary of Multi-Cluster Kubernetes Networking architectures with focus on 4 key topics.
1) Key patterns for Multi-cluster architectures
2) Architectural comparison of several OSS/ CNCF projects to address these patterns
3) Evolution trends for the APIs of these projects
4) Some design recommendations & guidelines for adopting/ deploying these solutions.
This 7-second Brain Wave Ritual Attracts Money To You.!nirahealhty
Discover the power of a simple 7-second brain wave ritual that can attract wealth and abundance into your life. By tapping into specific brain frequencies, this technique helps you manifest financial success effortlessly. Ready to transform your financial future? Try this powerful ritual and start attracting money today!
Digital Data Tips Tuesday #1 - Tag Management: Simo Ahava - NetBooster
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Simo Ahava | NetBooster
Simo Ahava | NetBooster FinlandAsk not what your tags can do for you…
#ddtt | May 6 2014 | @SimoAhava | www.simoahava.com
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
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@SimoAhava
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www.simoahava.com
The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
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The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
#dd?
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@SimoAhava
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www.simoahava.com
The Defining Qualities Of A Tag Management System (TMS)
1. Easy to learn – difficult to master
2. Bridges the gap between the developer and the marketer
3. Promoted as a care-free solution – requires a lot of planning
4. Agile – if done correctly
5. Just a means to an end – does not drive insight itself
6. Can be extended beyond just marketing tagging
7. Can replace multiple tools
8. Capable of completely breaking your website
9. Trades performance for flexibility
10. Scalable and trustworthy – if operated with a data layer
#dd?
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@SimoAhava
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www.simoahava.com
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Lesson I – The Pitch
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I
JUST
KNOW
I
HAVE
TO
HAVE
IT!
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10. Simo
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Tag
Management
May
6th
2014
Digital
Data
Tips
Tuesday
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Lesson II – The Plan
ü Use a tool like Hub’Scan,Tag Inspector,WASP, Screaming Frog to
make an inventory of all existing tags
ü Replicate tags in the TMS
ü Test in a staging environment
ü Synchronize removal of old tags with TMS deployment to live
environment
ü Preview, test, debug, preview, test, debug, preview, test, debug,
preview, test, debug, preview, test, debug, preview, test, debug,
preview, test, debug, preview, test, debug, preview, test, debug
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Lesson III – The Process
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May
6th
2014
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Data
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Tuesday
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Lesson III – The Process
Use a naming
convention – and
stick with it
#dd?
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6
2014
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Lesson III – The Process
Use a naming
convention – and
stick with it Use a simple
syntax with all
structure – not just
tags
#dd?
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May
6
2014
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@SimoAhava
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www.simoahava.com
12. Simo
Ahava
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#DDTT
Tag
Management
May
6th
2014
Digital
Data
Tips
Tuesday
-‐
Amsterdam
h?p://digitaldata.Cps
12
Lesson III – The Process
Use a naming
convention – and
stick with it Use a simple
syntax with all
structure – not just
tags
Find opportunities
to make schema
leaner
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6
2014
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Once you deploy a Tag Management System…
13. Simo
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May
6th
2014
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Data
Tips
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…YOU HAVE NO MORE EXCUSES NOT TO
OPTIMIZEYOUR DATA COLLECTION!!!
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