Be sure to be mindful of the following tag types when setting up any new tags

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The Rules tab is where you will be spending most of your time within Dynamic Tag Manager (DTM). It is here you define when you want your tags to fire and what data to send. Think of DTM as a rule based system – if the criteria of this rule is met, then trigger this tool/script/HTML.

A rule has two parts:
The Identifier is what you want the rule to look for. These conditions need to peru email list 3 million contact leads be met for the rule to trigger. The Trigger occurs after a rule’s conditions are met. You can associate as many different triggers to each rule as you wish. For example, for a rule to identify the submission of a lead form, you can trigger Adobe Analytics, Google Analytics as well as any additional Javascript / Third Party Tags, all under the one rule.

Be sure to be mindful of the following tag types when setting up any new tags:
Event based rules: these are triggered when visitors interact with on-page elements. For example, a click of an element ID, submission of a form, or a play of a video. Think of these rules as those used to track all in-page interactions that happen after the page load.
Page load rules: are triggered on the loading of a page. These could be set up by the URL, technology parameters like device type or browser, engagement parameters like returning visitor or time on site, or data elements that may appear on the page.