Premiere: Google Tag Manager Guide – Support Center

Step 1 – Creating a GTM container

Login to Google Tag manager using the link (Google Tag Manager). This is a service provided by Google that helps in ensuring all your codes are placed within the container. If you don’t have access to Google Tag Manger, go to tagmanager.google.com/ and setup your own account for each of your websites. Below is the screenshot where account can be created for the GTM container

Click on create account on the top right section on the page
Enter your account details before clicking create
Once GTM is created it will show a window as below, which shows the complete GTM code:

Step 2 – Setting up GTM on Ticketsocket website

Once a GTM container is created, GTM codes needs to be placed in the backend of your Ticketsocket domain.
Login to your Ticketsocket website then on the left side of the page select Integrations > Marketplace > Google
Scroll down to the Tag Manger Variables section to fill in the required information.
- GTM Public ID (GTM ID mostly starting with GTM-XXXXXX, also highlighted in above screenshot)
- GTM account ID (can be found in GTM URL)
- GTM container ID (can be found in GTM URL)

Click on update settings to save
Click on generate Google Tag Manager Import File, which will download a JSON file with all the required tags

Step 3 - Importing JSON file in GTM

Go to Google Tag Manager tagmanager.google.com select the account for which you have created a GTM container
Click on Admin and then click on Import Container
Select ‘choose container file’ where we will upload the JSON file you downloaded from Ticketsocket
Choose workspace as ‘New’ and give the workspace a name
Once the JSON is uploaded it should look something like the image below–which will show the number of tags, triggers, and variables imported
Click confirm which will add those tags, triggers, and variables–it will look like the image below

Step 4 – Publishing Tags and Triggers

Once the import is completed click Submit and then click Publish. All the tags imported through JSON file will be activated
Publishing is the most important step in this setup–if your tags are not published we will not be able to track most or all of the tracking elements

Step 5 – Installing GTM on your Ticketsocket Site

Login your Ticketsocket website and select Settings > Site > Analytics and in a separate tab or window have GTM open
Open the GTM code (within GTM) by clicking on GTM as shown below. This will open the GTM script that needs to be installed on your Ticketsocket website
Copy the head code from GTM and paste on the head section of Ticketsocket as shown below
Copy the body code from GTM and place it in the body section of Ticketsocket as shown below
Once these GTM codes have been added select Update Settings within Ticketsocket

Step 6 – Adding GTM script on Main Website

We encourage you to add the same GTM script to your main website–not just to your Ticketsocket website. If you are unaware of how to get the GTM added to your main site please contact your Webmaster who should be able to add the GTM script.

Step 7 – Verifying GTM on site

Install the Google Tag Manger plugin in your browser–doing so will help verify the codes have been installed properly on the site. Here's what you should see:
Another way to verify your GTM installation is to look within the source code of your Ticketsocket website and search for the GTM container ID
GTM can also be verified with previewing the website through the GTM admin. This will direct the user to the website where the GTM container is installed. This also confirms the GTM is live on site as its connected with the correct GTM

Step 8 – Enable Ecommerce within GTM

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