This allows you to confirm that your tag settings are correct.

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What will be activated when you click? It is set to activate the tag ``G_In-house operated advertising line button click.''


So, I'm going to press the button now, and when I press the button, the "G_In-house operated advertising line button click" that was here in tags not fired will move to tags fired.



If it is transferred properly, it means that the tag has been activated, which means the settings were not incorrect.



Now, let's actually click it.


If you go back to the page in this state, you will see that the “G_In-house operated ad line button click” that was previously in tags not fired has now moved to tags fired and is properly activated.

In this way, try accessing the LP in preview and performing an actual conversion action there, and verify that the tags change from “tags not fired” to “tags fired.”



This will help prevent mistakes when configuring tags.



Also, there is a common case that can occur with Google Analytics tags called "double firing."



Even if you embed the Google Analytics tag directly in colombia telegram data the source code, if you also install it in Google Tag Manager, it can cause double firing.



In that case, Google Analytics will show twice the actual value. When installing the Google Analytics tag in Google Tag Manager, make sure the tag is not embedded in the source code.

What to do if your Google Tag Manager tag doesn't fire
It is common that after setting up Google Tag Manager and publishing the tag, the tag does not fire due to pasting or input errors .



If you send the wrong tag without checking whether the tag is firing, you may end up wasting time with no events occurring at all, and this tag firing issue is a problem that many people struggle with.



However, most reasons why a tag might not fire are roughly determined by the following :

Are the tags in the right place?
Did you make a mistake in writing the regular expression for the URL?
Are the tags you added correct?
Is there a trigger?
If the tag does not fire, please check whether the problem is due to the following: