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What’s the definition of a Google tag, as described to a new advertiser by a digital marketing consultant?

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  • A Google tag will replace Tag Manager, which has less accurate data.
  • A Google tag is used to deploy and modify both Google and third-party tags.
  • A Google tag is a tag snippet for Google Shopping that’s needed for
  • A Google tag is a JavaScript framework, also known as gtag.js.

The correct answer is:

  • A Google tag is used to deploy and modify both Google and third-party tags.

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