Fashion and home furnishings retailer Laura Ashley implements TagMan

Single Tag Online System to Track Online Sales and Manage Ad Tags On Lauraashley.com

NEW YORK (March 3, 2010)  TagMan, the one-tag/pixel solution to the problems of online campaign tracking, today announced that fashion and home furnishings retailer Laura Ashley has implemented TagMan on Lauraashley.com. The TagMan system, which enables all ad tracking tags on a site to be housed and managed through a single tag, will be used to reveal the click-path any customer makes in buying from the site. This will make campaigns easier to implement and for commission payments to be attributed with greater accuracy. Continue reading

I’ve got web analytics, why would I need TagMan?

Many companies have commented that through their use of an advanced web analytics company like AT Internet, Omniture or RedEye they already have analysis of every campaign a user clicks on in their path to conversion, and as a result they struggle to see how TagMan can help them beyond that. Continue reading

News release: TagMan becomes Virgin Atlantic’s global ‘container tag’

Virgin Atlantic is working with tag management system TagMan to help it manage and track the online campaigns it has running across all its websites, which cover 25 markets around the world. Continue reading

How to move to a ‘best-click’ model

We know that consumers will engage with a brand several times before purchasing and we’re moving to a point where this journey can be accurately mapped and assumptions made. Continue reading

Tags matter

All the research we’ve been engaged in the past twelve months has sought to make a simple point – that tags really do matter.

While TagMan does one simple thing – house all your page tracking tags in one tag – it’s the problems that one thing solves that demonstrate just how integral to online marketing success (& failure) tags have become. Continue reading

Good marketing attribution stymied by Google Analytics?

TagMan CEO Paul Cook has contributed a key blog post to Econsultancy.com revealing how the way Google Analytics tracks natural search makes effective marketing attribution a rather challenging business for site owners.

Full post here: http://econsultancy.com/blog/3963-does-google-analytics-overstate-the-value-of-search

Paul Cook e-consultancy de-duplication interview

I just wanted to point you towards the e-consultancy Q&A interview with Paul Cook the TagMan CEO.

It makes interesting reading and covers topics surrounding the de-duplication of marketing payments and how TagMan can assist with our container tag solution that can track all channels, including display and affiliates as well as both paid and natural search. Definitely worth a read…..

TagMan de-dupe survey results announced

The TagMan de-duplication survey results have been announced with very interesting results.  Our industry-wide duplication survey showed that 40% of companies said between 11% and 20% of commissions were duplicate payments. Almost 20% said that between 21% and 30% were duplicated.  Continue reading

Complete our CPA survey and earn £5 for Shelter

We appreciate you are busy so if you can spare us a few minutes of your time to complete our survey on CPA payments then we will donate £5 to Shelter*. CPA Duplication and attribution are going to be a big issues this year and we would appreciate your time to tell us what you think. As an incentive we’re donating £5 to shelter for the first 50 completed surveys so you’d be helping a great cause at the same time