Advertising on TikTok
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Advertising on TikTok
The TikTok marketing platform
Advertising on TikTok Ads Manager
Promote on TikTok
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- About Promote on TikTok
- How to find Promote in-app and on web
- About Promote integration with TikTok Ads Manager
- How to integrate Promote with TikTok Ads Manager
- How to set up Promote for website visits and conversions
- How to set up Promote for lead generation
- How to set up Promote for product purchases
- How to set up Promote for Other messaging apps
- How to set up GMV Max in Promote
- How to set up GMV Pay in Promote
- Best practices for using Promote to drive customer interest and actions
- About multiple creatives in Promote campaigns
- How to Promote creator videos for your TikTok Shop
- How to promote Spark Ads in TikTok Business Center
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TikTok Business Suite
TikTok Beta Tester Program
Ad Assistant
How to create TikTok Event Tags with Google Tag Manager
TikTok Event Tags allow you to track and optimize website events in Google Tag Manager. Follow the steps to create TikTok Event Tags.
Before you begin
Before you create TikTok Event Tags, you need to:
How to create TikTok Event Tags with Google Tag Manager
To create TikTok Event Tags:
Go to your Workspace in Google Tag Manager.
Click Tags.
Click New.
Give your tag a name.
Select the TikTok Pixel template.
6. Choose from 14 events and set a Trigger of your choice. Note: We recommend you select the Google Tag Manager custom event you are invoking on your page.
7. Save your tag.
You can now track the chosen events on your website in Google Tag Manager.