Image Tags are combined with triggers to track a specific user action on your website like a form fill, page view or button click. These user actions are defined in Google Tag Manager using triggers.
A trigger listens to your web page for certain types of events. The trigger tells the tag to fire when the specified event is detected, like a page view. Every tag must have at least one trigger in order to fire.
For this demonstration we’ll show you how to place an image tag on a specific button using a trigger we create in Google Tag Manager. For the trigger variable we’ll use the buttons unique ID but there are countless ways to set up a trigger. This video demonstrates just one of the them, find more information about Triggers here.
How to Place an Image Tag with Google Tag Manager
Learn how to track button clicks with an Image Tag using Google Tag Manager
Updated over 9 months ago