[null,null,["最后更新时间 (UTC):2024-11-26。"],[[["This guide provides instructions for implementing conversion tracking using Google Tag Manager (GTM) for websites already utilizing GTM."],["The process involves creating two tags: a Custom HTML Tag to store the `rwg_token` for 30 days and a GA4 Event Tag to send the `rwg_token` to Google Analytics."],["The Custom HTML Tag extracts and persists the `rwg_token` URL parameter, which is crucial for tracking conversions originating from Google Place Action links."],["The GA4 Event Tag is configured with a specific Measurement ID, event name (`rwg_conversion`), and event parameter (`rwg_token`) to forward conversion data to Google Analytics."],["Ensure no Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is sent to Google without explicit user consent or legal permission."]]],["Conversion tracking using Google Tag Manager involves two primary steps: creating a Custom HTML Tag and a Google Analytics: GA4 Event Tag. The Custom HTML Tag captures and stores the `rwg_token` URL parameter (via cookies or a data layer variable) for 30 days, replacing it with a new token upon subsequent visits. The GA4 Event Tag then forwards this persisted `rwg_token` to Google, with configuration steps including setting the measurement ID, event name to `rwg_conversion`, and event parameter `rwg_token`. This tag should be fired upon a user's transaction completion.\n"]]