How to Add Google Tag Manager to Your Job Board
Set up Google Tag Manager on your job board to manage all your tracking tags from one place.
Google Tag Manager lets you manage all your tracking tags — analytics, advertising pixels, custom events — from a single dashboard. Instead of adding each tracking ID separately in Cavuno, you add one GTM Container ID and manage everything through Google Tag Manager.
When to use Google Tag Manager
GTM is useful when you want to:
- Manage multiple tracking scripts from one place
- Add custom event tracking without changing Cavuno settings
- Control when and how tags fire using triggers and variables
- Test tags before publishing with Preview mode
If you only need basic GA4 tracking, adding the Measurement ID directly is simpler.
Get your Container ID
- Go to tagmanager.google.com
- Create an account and container for your job board (select Web as the target platform)
- Copy your Container ID — it starts with "GTM-"
Add to Cavuno
- Go to Board settings in the sidebar, then click the Analytics tab
- Paste your Container ID in the GTM Container ID field
- Click Save changes
Cavuno injects the GTM script automatically — no manual code installation required.
Verify the installation
- In GTM, click Preview to start Tag Assistant
- Enter your job board URL
- Visit your job board in the new tab
- Check the Tag Assistant panel to confirm GTM is connected
Set up GA4 through GTM
If you want to manage Google Analytics through GTM rather than adding it directly:
- In your GTM workspace, click Tags > New
- Choose Google Analytics: GA4 Configuration as the tag type
- Enter your GA4 Measurement ID (starts with "G-")
- Set the trigger to All Pages
- Click Save, then Submit to publish
Common GTM tags for job boards
| Tag | Purpose |
|---|---|
| GA4 Configuration | Track visitor behavior and traffic sources |
| Meta Pixel | Retarget visitors on Facebook and Instagram |
| LinkedIn Insight Tag | Track LinkedIn ad conversions |
| Google Ads Conversion | Track conversions from Google Ads |
| Custom HTML | Add any third-party script |
Cookie consent
When cookie consent is enabled in Cavuno, the GTM script only loads after visitors accept cookies. Configure consent-aware tags in GTM using the built-in consent mode settings.