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Google Tag Manager

To facilitate tracking events in Kayzen from a website using GTM.

Sachin Joglekar avatar
Written by Sachin Joglekar
Updated over a year ago

Overview

Kayzen facilitates advertisers who are using Google Tag Manager (GTM) for their website to run campaigns and track any custom events in the Kayzen platform. With this document, you will be able to understand the configurations and settings you need to implement to run campaigns on Kayzen using GTM.

Example:

An advertiser who is advertising their Car Showroom website wants to track the number of people who have requested a Demo Ride on their website. Advertiser will run campaigns on Kayzen and any ads which have triggered “Demo Ride” on the website will be tracked in Kayzen.

Google Tag Manager settings

You will need to implement the following settings in your GTM for your website where you want to track the events. You need to implement all these below settings for every event you want to measure in Kayzen.

To track events for an action on the Website

Example: Request for a demo, Add to Cart, Purchase.

Create two new Variables:

  1. Variable Name: QS KayzenBidID

  2. Variable Type: URL

  3. Component Type: Query

  4. Query Key: bid_id

  1. Variable Name: KayzenBidID

  2. Variable Type: 1st party Cookie

  3. Cookie Name: KayzenBidID

  4. Convert undefined to: {{QS KayzenBidID}}

Create a new Trigger:

  1. Trigger Name: Click on the button

  2. Trigger Type: Click - All Elements

  3. This trigger fires on: Some Clicks

  4. Click Element matches CSS selector <#the-button>

Create two new Tags:

  1. Tag Name: Kayzen event Postback

  2. Tag Type: Custom Image

  3. Enable Cache Busting

  4. Triggering: choose the new trigger you created “Click on the button”

  1. Tag Name: Store Bid ID

  2. Tag Type: Custom HTML

  3. Code: <script> document.cookie = 'KayzenBidID={{QS KayzenBidID}}'; </script>

  4. Triggering: Add new Trigger Name “Store Kayzen Variable”

  5. Trigger Configurations: Page View

  6. This trigger fires on: Some Views

  7. QS KayzenBidID does not equal undefined

To track visits on the Website

Create a new Variable:

  1. Variable Name: QS KayzenBidID

  2. Variable Type: URL

  3. Component Type: Query

  4. Query Key: bid_id

Create a new Trigger

  1. Trigger Type: Page View

  2. This trigger fires on: Some page views

  3. QS KayzenBidID does not equal undefined

  4. Trigger Name: Page Visit

Create a new Tag

  1. Tag Name: Kayzen Event Postback

  2. Tag Type: Custom Image

  3. Enable Cache Busting

  4. Triggering: choose the new trigger you created “Page visit"

Kayzen click URL:

Click URL should have a mandatory Kayzen macro &bid_id={CONVERSION_ID} (if you want to track other details on Kayzen, you can refer to macro tracking article).

☝️ bid_id in Variable creation and image URL under Tag creation in GTM and the click URL bid_id you use in Kayzen should all be of the same format.

💡 Other related articles you can refer to how to get API key

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