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Google Tag Manager is a handy tool for adding various pieces of code to a website without making any changes directly to the site code. So or with the insertion of minimal changes, which are unlikely to require edits in the future. This post reviews the creation of a Tag Manager account (hereinafter GTM) with the placement of its code on the site and the publishing of Google Analytics (GA) and Yandex-Metrika (YM) counters. The post is actual at the end of 2017 (there are screenshots of the modern Tag Manager interface).

For blogs related to programming, one often need to output code in the body of the post. For these purposes, several methods are best known:

With a total B2C e-commerce turnover of $33.2bn in 2013, Latin America is the fourth-strongest e-commerce region in the world, behind Asia-Pacific ($567.3bn),Europe ($482.3bn) and North America ($452.4bn)). In comparison with 2012, the Latin American B2C e-commerce turnover grew by 21.5%, which is higher than the growth rates of Europe (17.1%) and North America (10.1%). However, it is lower than those of Asia-Pacific (44.6%) and Middle East and North Africa (MENA, 32.7%). The high growth rate of Latin American B2C e-commerce turnover shows that this region is still an emerging e-commerce...

In Latin America, B2B ecommerce sales reached $48.14 billion in 2013 and are expected to increase by 19.8% to total $57.69 billion this year. Latin America is a recent...

Chile is ranked as one of South America’s most prosperous economies and most stable countries. It ranks highest in Latin America for human development, globalization and competiveness. With a population of just under 17 million people Chile...