How to create a Pixel in Google Tag Manager

By installing the Google Tag Manager pixel on Biolink Hubme Pages, you can track and analyze user behavior, measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, and make decisions based on the data obtained.

You can now integrate Google Tag Manager with Biolink Hubme Page. This Google Tag Manager serves to manage all the pixel tags that you install on Biolink. If for example in a pixel tag, you will usually install the pixel tag code manually by entering the pixel tag code directly. But here, later you will only fill in one pixel tag code from Google Tag Manager, the rest if you want to add a pixel tag code will be done directly through Google Tag Manager. With a note, only pixels are available from Google Tag Manager.

So make sure before integrating Google Tag Manager, you already have an account on Hubme, which you can later attach to your Google Tag Manager account. To pair Google Tag Manager to your Hubme Biolink Page, here is how you need to do it:


  1. Visit the following page for access to Google Tag Manager.
  2. Then "Sign in to Tag Manager".
  3. Click "Create Account".
  4. Fill in your account information. In the web section, fill in your Biolink page link. Like hubme.id/yourlink
  5. Then on the target platform, select Web.
  6. After everything is filled in, click "Create".
  7. Next you will be taken to your Google Tag Manager workspace. Here you will start activating Tags. Click the "New Tag" button to add your new Tag.
  8. First, click on "Tag Configuration" to select the tag you want to add. Later you will also enter the pixel ID that you get from the pixel you want to add.
  9. Second, select Trigger. You can choose a trigger, at what time Google Tag Manager will record the incoming data. Generally here will choose 'All Pages', so all activity on your Page will be recorded. But if you want to add another scenario, click the '+' in the upper right corner.
  10. After all configurations are confirmed to be complete, click 'Save'.
  11. If successfully added, a notification will appear in the 'Live Version'.
  12. At this point, if you still want to add another pixel code, you can add it first like the previous method.
  13. If you have finished adding the pixel code you want. Click the 'Submit' button.
  14. Fill in the 'Version name' with the name you want. Then click the 'Publish' button.

Here you should have successfully set up Google Tag Manager. Now it's time to integrate it into Hubme's Biolink Page.

  1. Login Hubme.
  2. Select 'Pixel'.
  3. Select Google Tag Manager
  4. After entering the Google Tag Manager integration page, here you will be asked to enter the ID of the Google Tag Manager that you created earlier.
  5. Log in to your Google Tag Manager account, and look for the Container ID. Generally, the ID will begin with 'GTM-xxxxxx'. Copy the code, then return to the Google Tag Manager integration page on the Biolink Hubme Page.
  6. Paste it into the field, then click 'Save'.

Here you have successfully integrated Google Tag Manager with the Biolink Hubme Page. To check whether the Google Tag Manager has been successfully applied to your Biolink Hubme Page, use the Tag Assistant which can be accessed in the Google Chrome browser to check whether the Google Tag Manager has been successfully installed or not.

If you have installed Tag Assitant, you will be asked to activate it. If there is a red notification in Tag Assistant, then your Page has not been successful with Google Tag Manager. But if there is a green notification on Tag Assitant, then the Page that you integrated has been successfully integrated with Google Tag Manager.