Let's set it up now!
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2025 6:28 am
Now, let's use Tag Manager to proceed with the "cross-domain settings" of Google Analytics. As a preliminary step, please check whether Google Analytics is set to "Universal Analytics". If it is not, we recommend that you change it to "Universal Analytics" on this occasion.
*Universal Analytics is the new Google Analytics that was officially released in April vp administration email lists 2014.
procedure
1. Open the Universal Analytics screen in Google Tag Manager.
Open the Universal Analytics page in Google Tag Manager.
2. Open "Fields to set" from "Other settings" in tag settings. Click the "+ Field" button and set "Field name" to "allowLinker". Set "Value" to "true".
*For subdomains, set "Field name" to "cookieDomain" and "Value" to "auto".
Set "allowLinker" to "Field name"
*Universal Analytics is the new Google Analytics that was officially released in April vp administration email lists 2014.
procedure
1. Open the Universal Analytics screen in Google Tag Manager.
Open the Universal Analytics page in Google Tag Manager.
2. Open "Fields to set" from "Other settings" in tag settings. Click the "+ Field" button and set "Field name" to "allowLinker". Set "Value" to "true".
*For subdomains, set "Field name" to "cookieDomain" and "Value" to "auto".
Set "allowLinker" to "Field name"