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Set Up Google Analytics
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1. Create a new GA4 Property.
Set Up Google Tag Manager
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1. Create a new GTM Container if needed.
Import Triggers/Tags
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1. Import the GA Setup Container using the .json file linked below.
Edit Variables
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1. Add your GA4 Measurement ID.
2. Preview and Publish your Container.
3. Verify that tags are reporting in Dashboard.

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Import the GA4 Setup Container, which contains tags, triggers and variables. See Container export and import.
In the article (above), scroll down to and follow the “Import” instructions using the Aspenware GA4 Import Tags File.json below.

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IMPORTANT: Which file should I import?

There are multiple json Tags and Triggers files available for import.

8.22.22 Tags and Triggers File

The file dated 8.22.22 contains the standard events and tags suggested by Google for initial GA4 deployment.

3.7.23 Tags and Triggers File

The second file, dated 3.7.23, includes additionaltags and events, including events that capture account creation and login activities.

Which file should you import?

If you are configuring your GTM account for the first time, select the most current version of our tags and triggers file.

If you already imported a previous tags and triggers file, and have not added any customization, import the most current version of our Tags and Triggers json file.
If you have customized your tags and triggers file, importing our latest json file will overwrite your customization. Instead, use the most current file to compare your existing json to our new file, and add any new events/tags manually, using the same process you did when you customized the file.

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name	GA4CONTAINERIMPORT 3.1.23.json

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name	Aspenware GA4 Import8.2.22.json

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