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Reference:

https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/9442095?hl=en

Step 1: Create a GA4 Configuration tag

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In Google Tag Manager, click Tags > New.


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Enter a name for the tag at the top (e.g., "GA4 Configuration - example.com").


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In the Tag Configuration box, select Google Analytics: GA4 Configuration.


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Configure your tag:

  • In the field Measurement ID, enter your "G-" ID.

  • Keep the Send a page view event when this configuration loads option checked to automatically send pageview events.


Step 2: Create a trigger

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Set up a trigger to load the Google Analytics: GA4 Configuration when someone loads your website. 

  • To ensure that the Google Analytics 4 Configuration tag fires before other triggers, click Triggering and use the Initialization - All pages trigger. Learn more about Page triggers.

  • Save the tag configuration.

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Step 3: Verify your tag works

Make sure your tag works as intended:

  1. In Google Tag Manager, click Preview. The Tag Assistant opens.
  2. Enter your site's URL.
  3. Check if the Google Analytics: GA4 Configuration fired when the page loaded.
    • ✅ If your tag fired successfully, the Tag Assistant UI look like this:
    •  Screenshot of the Google Tag Assistant showing a successfully configured GA4 Configuration tagImage Added
    • ❌ If your tag didn't fire, check your tag's trigger settings.
  4. When you are done with debugging, close Preview mode.
  5. In your Workspace, click Submit to publish your changes.