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Tag Assistant Companion

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The Tag Assistant Companion extension works with Tag Assistant to help troubleshoot installation of gtag.js and Google Tag Manager.

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Total Reviews
201
2 in last 30 days
Average Rating
3.1
Out of 5
Satisfaction Rate
49.8%
4+ star reviews
Helpful Votes
846
Total votes
Unhelpful Votes
213
Total votes
Rating Trend
5.0
+48.6% vs last month 3.4
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    Glenda Fitzpatrick

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    Thank you Google I love all the changes you made, its easier

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    Zaesar Po

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    You Google are just trying too hard to be cool but is increedible garbage your tutorials.

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    SHAIK JANY

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    Doesn't work. Google is asleep at the wheel.

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    Diaa Soliman

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    Google Tag Assistant is an important tool for marketers and non-specialists, such as website owners. However, it could provide clearer feedback during debugging. Currently, when consent is not provided (via a cookie banner), the tool usually states that "No tags found," even if tags are present but not firing due to consent requirements. This can mislead marketers and, even more so, non-specialists who might assume that tags are entirely missing or improperly implemented. While technical challenges like blocked script execution or privacy settings may limit detection, improving Tag Assistant to identify such cases in a better way would be invaluable. For instance, it could display: "Tags detected but not firing—possible reason(s): lack of consent OR .... OR .... ." This little improvement would save time and offer clarity, benefiting all users, regardless of their technical expertise.

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    Justin Chan

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    I don't know why it exists. it doesn't work. useless!!!

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    Carlos Costa Imóveis

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    Antong Yin

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    spent an hour debugging wondering why my tag didn't work even though i installed everything correctly. Turns out that the tag assistant was buggy and the tags were actually working (*⌒∇⌒*)

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    Greg Brailsford

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    Doesn't work. Google is asleep at the wheel.

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