Tagmate Tracker for GA/GA4 Events
User Reviews
Sunny Jaiswal
2022-03-31
Very useful for Project Managers. Highly recommended tool.. |
Viraj Shah
2022-03-14
Slick and easy to use. Among all the other robust and confusing products out there, this gets the job done the fastest out of every other app I have tested! |
Ram Vala
2022-03-10
This is very handy tool if you want to implement custom event tracking of your website using Google Tag manager. I love it. It is very simple to operate and quick. You can directly push events to your GTM account workspace from the tool! Wonderful. |
Azeem Topiwala
2022-03-01
Extremely handy and useful extension. I used it for some click events on my website and it worked like a breeze. Saved me the headache of talking to a developer, co-ordinating with him for over a week and following up for the delivery. |
Neil Desai
2022-02-22
Got to say, very easy to push custom events of Google Analytics 4 or Universal Analytics to GTM with just few clicks !! And that's very quick & also with Accuracy.. |
Bismayy Mohapatra
2022-02-15
This extension supports GA4 setup. Must have for PMs who can track website events easily without needing to code. |
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Vivek Bhuva
2022-09-06
Very powerful tool to track google analytics events (GA4 and UA) on your website. Must have Tool !! |
jello
2022-10-19
useless, it's a paid service, and I couldn't really make it work. It should be straightforward but no |
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Vijay Maco
2023-02-24
Powerful and easy-to-use tool to track events on your website. It helps you to collect data about user interactions like clicks, page views, and purchases. By using this, you can easily monitor the performance of your website without needing any coding knowledge. You can quickly create tags for tracking events such as page visits, button clicks, and form submissions. You can also configure rules that determine when an event should be tracked. This makes it easier to track specific events on your website in real-time and measure their success. |
Jose Lopez
2022-10-19
useless, it's a paid service, and I couldn't really make it work. It should be straightforward but no |
