
Learning Outcomes from the Video
What is Schema Markup?
Understand the concept of schema markup and its role in enhancing a website's search engine visibility by providing structured data to search engines.
Types of Schema Markup
Learn about the various types of schema markup, such as product, event, organization, article, recipe, and review schemas, and how they can cater to specific data needs.
How to Create a Schema Markup
Gain insights into creating schema markup using tools and manual coding, ensuring accurate and structured data representation.
How to Add a Schema Markup to the Website
Explore methods to integrate schema markup into a website, including embedding directly into HTML or using plugins for popular CMS platforms like WordPress.
How to Add a Schema Markup Using Google Tag Manager
Learn step-by-step instructions to incorporate schema markup through Google Tag Manager (GTM), enabling efficient updates and management.
How to Track Schema Markup Rich Results
Understand how to monitor the performance of schema markup using tools like Google Search Console and other analytics platforms to track the impact on search engine visibility.
How to Add a Schema Markup Using Google Tag Manager
Access the Structured Data Markup Helper
Navigate to Google's Structured Data Markup Helper.
Select the Data Type
Choose the appropriate schema type for your content, such as “Article,” “Product,” “Event,” etc.
Enter the URL or HTML
Provide the URL of the page you want to markup or paste its HTML code directly into the tool.
Highlight and Tag Elements
Use the tool to highlight specific elements on your page (e.g., title, image, date) and assign them to the relevant schema fields.
Complete the Markup
Continue tagging elements until all relevant information is marked up.
Generate the Schema Code
Once done, the tool will generate structured data code in JSON-LD format.
Add the Code to Your Site Using Google Tag Manager
Open your GTM account and create a new tag.
Select “Custom HTML” as the tag type.
Paste the generated JSON-LD code into the tag editor.
Set up appropriate triggers, such as firing the tag on specific pages or events.
Save and publish your GTM container.
Test the Implementation
Use Google’s Rich Results Test or the Schema Markup Validator to ensure proper implementation and functionality.
By following these steps, you can efficiently add schema markup to your website using Google Tag Manager while ensuring it aligns with SEO best practices.
Welcome to the world of Advanced Digital Marketing and Web Performance Analytics. In this course, we will learn how to effectively measure the right KPIs, derive meaningful business insights and use user engagement and behaviour data to make the right digital marketing strategy.
Congratulations on taking the first step in exploring Google Tag Manager! This is a guided step-by-step curriculum on how to effectively use Googe Tag Manager to measure important data metrics from across your digital assets infrastructure - the website, social channels, marketplaces, media assets, and third-party tools and platforms associated with our digital marketing funnel.
Let's dig deeper into understanding our audience affinity, product/service demand, and digital marketing performance.
Websites use Google Analytics to track standard metrics, like the number of Users, Sessions, and Pageviews. What if you wish to know more beyond the standard metrics such as mailing list registrations or free account signups?
In that case, Google Tag Manager comes in handy that will help you track every movement your user is making on your website. GTM helps you with the features like easy preview and debug tools, auto-event triggers, and a user-friendly interface to help you manage your tags. It is surprising that not many websites are using these features to boost their sales and engage with their users in a more meaningful manner. Understanding of GTM is a must have skill if you are a digital marketing manager or a channel expert (SEO, SMM, PPC).
Learn by doing it
In this course we will help you with an overview of what Google Tag Manager is and walk you through a step by step process to strategize, implement and measure traffic on your website. The best part is, you don't need to learn how to code to get started with GTM and we will help you implement it as you learn. Our team researched the internet thoroughly, took a deep dive into all the available resources & courses on GTM, and designed a crisp, action-oriented course for you.
Learning outcomes
Let's dive in to the learning outcomes we have for you. Towards the end of the course you will:
Discover all aspects of GTM for website optimisation
Know the difference between GA & GTM
Have a clear view of it's strategic importance
Be able to plan an implementation roadmap
Know how to set-up reasonable goals in GTM
Know how to add social media specific tags
Know how to setup external link tracking as Events
Be an expert in using "Templates" in GTM
Be able to use Data Layer to track user actions
Be able to measure your advertising ROI