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Google Tag Manager: Digioh JS Tag Installation Guide

What You’ll Learn in This Article

This guide explains how to install the Digioh JavaScript tag using Google Tag Manager (GTM). You’ll also gain insight into a key limitation of GTM with ad blockers, and what to do instead to ensure your campaigns always run smoothly.

Google Tag Manager logo with blue tag icon and “Google Tag Manager” text

Step 1: Create a New Tag in GTM

  1. Log in to your Google Tag Manager account.
  2. Navigate to Tags.
  3. Click New Tag and name it.
Google Tag Manager New Tag panel showing “Add a New Tag” button

Step 2: Add the Digioh JavaScript Snippet

  1. Name your tag
  2. Click Tag Configuration.
  3. Select Custom HTML.Google Tag Manager “Choose tag type” panel showing Custom HTML selected under the Custom section
  4. In your Digioh account, click your name in the upper-right corner.
  5. Select Setup Instructions from the dropdown menu.Digioh account menu opened from the top-right profile name with “Setup Instructions” highlighted
  6. Copy your Digioh JavaScript snippet.Digioh Setup Instructions screen displaying the JavaScript snippet and highlighted “Copy to Clipboard” button
  7. Paste the snippet into the Custom HTML field in GTM.Google Tag Manager Tag Configuration panel displaying Custom HTML tag with the Digioh JavaScript snippet pasted into the HTML box

Step 3: Configure Triggering

  1. Click Triggering.
  2. Select All Pages.Google Tag Manager Triggering section showing “All Pages” selected as the firing trigger
  3. Click Save.

This ensures the Digioh script loads on every page of your website.

Step 4: Publish Your Changes

  1. Click Submit in the upper-right corner of GTM.Google Tag Manager top navigation bar with the blue “Submit” button highlighted
  2. Enter a Version Name and optional description.Google Tag Manager “Submit Changes” screen showing version name and description fields with Publish button

Your Digioh JavaScript tag is now live!

Important: Google Tag Manager and Ad Blockers

Many modern ad blockers block Google Tag Manager entirely. If Digioh is installed through GTM, campaigns may not display for visitors using ad blockers.

Digioh’s direct JavaScript installation is not blocked by known ad blockers. If you are running mission-critical campaigns, or if a large portion of your audience uses ad blockers, we strongly recommend embedding the Digioh script directly in your website’s <head> instead of using GTM.

Updated on February 26, 2026
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