Infographic: Why Isn’t Online Shopping More Social?

With the assistance of Ghostery, we’ve put together some data showing that social plug-in adoption among IR500 websites lags far behind adoption among all top sites. While 50% of all sites have a Facebook plug-in and 42.5% have a Twitter plug-in, it turns out that only 31% of the IR500 have any social plug-in at all (see our infographic after the jump).

This despite evidence that shoppers are becoming increasingly social, with 58% of online consumers having “followed” a retailer through Facebook, Twitter or a retailer’s blog.

While e-commerce sites generally feature less shareable content than publishers, we have to wonder if Continue reading

Forrester Recognizes Importance of Tag Management Systems

Four years after TagMan created the first Tag Management System, Joe Stanhope, Senior Analyst at Forrester Research produced a terrific white paper called “How Tag Management Improves Web Intelligence” a few months back. Now through the “magic” of licensing, TagMan is making this available as a free download. Just in case you can’t be bothered to read the whole thing or need a little more convincing to read it, here is a scintillating synopsis of Stanhope’s insights.
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5 Questions on Page Load Speed

Online shoppers are a fickle lot and the competition for their attention and their spend in utterly fierce. Consequently, optimizing every aspect of your e-commerce program, and the tags that manage them, is absolutely essential. We have just written a blog post on Econsultancy outlining general best-practice tips dealing with on and off-site activity.
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TagMan and the new EU Privacy Directive (cookie laws)

Per today’s release from the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) on the new EU Privacy & Communications Directive, “Organisations and businesses that run websites aimed at UK consumers are being given up to 12 months to ‘get their house in order’ before enforcement of the new EU cookies law begins”.
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Debenhams hires TagMan

Smart container tag and tag management system will be used to deploy and track all online campaigns

Debenhams, the UK’s leading department stores group, is working with super container tag and tag management system TagMan to help it implement and track all its online activity.
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TagMan Adds Stéphane Hamel & Mike Peralta to Advisory Board.

Tag Management System, TagMan Adds Stéphane Hamel and Mike Peralta to Advisory Board.

NEW YORK, NY (January 18, 2011) TagMan, the Tag Management System with real-time Attribution for enterprise e-commerce, today announced that (Mr.) Stéphane Hamel and Mike Peralta have joined the company’s advisory board. Continue reading

TagMan Assembles Board of Advisors With Extensive Media, Advertising and Entrepreneurial Experience

NEW YORK (July 21, 2010) TagMan, the marketing tag management system that solves the problems associated with site tagging and tracking of online marketing campaigns through a single universal tag, today announced a Board of Advisors tasked to consult with the rapidly growing company on its strategy and tactics. Continue reading

TagMan Continues US Expansion, Hires Aaron K. Gragg as VP of Sales and Wendy L. Zenchyshyn to be VP of Business Development

NEW YORK (June 30, 2010) TagMan, the ad tag management system that solves the problems associated with site tagging and tracking of online marketing campaigns through universal- or server side- tag solutions, today announced the further expansion of its US-based team by naming Wendy L. Zenchyshyn Vice President  of Business Development and Aaron K. Gragg as Vice President of Sales, two newly created positions. Continue reading

The ultimate container tag – all the tags plugged in through TagMan

Below is the list so far of all the tags that TagMan clients currently have plugged into their websites through TagMan. It’s a long list and helps to demonstrate just how many systems rely on tags to work and why tag management has become a crucial issue for website owners. Remember, every tag you have on a page slows it down and each one reports data that could be even more useful if it was reported in the same place (and using the same rules) as all the rest. Continue reading