Installing the JavaScript using Google Tag Manager

Google Tag Manager is a great way to manage all the additional JavaScript, or "tags" and "tracking pixels" to your website without involving development resources. Not to mention it's free!

This article will show you two methods for integrating Qualaroo into your site via Google Tag Manager

Method #1 - Google Tag Manager Community Template

The above button is available when you click the Install code link next to your domain in the Qualaroo dashboard. Clicking the button will display instructions as well as your domain's unique JavaScript link. Copy that link and head to Google Tag Manager.

Create a new tag

From the tags view, click the New button. Then click the Tag configuration box to open the tag options. For the tag type, click on the Community Template Gallery option.

 Search 'Qualaroo' and click 'Add to workspace'

You'll then be able to setup the Qualaroo options. Paste in the JavaScript link you got from Qualaroo, and select the Identity checkbox if you're interested in passing a user identifier from your data layer variable (a name you can choose, but it must begin with qualaroo) to Qualaroo responses. The triggering should be set to All Pages unless you have advances triggering requirements.

Save the tag, and publish the container when you're ready.

Method #2 - Pasting the Qualaroo tag manually

To add the Qualaroo JavaScript within Google Tag Manager, please follow the steps below:

1. Grab the Qualaroo JavaScript from the "Install Code" option on your dashboard located to the right of your domain name. Click on the copy to clipboard option located beneath your snippet. 
2. Login to your Google Tag Manager account and navigate to the container with your domain. 
3. Click on the red “New Tag” button.

4. Name the tag “Qualaroo”.
5. Under "Tag Configuration" choose custom HTML.
6. Paste the JavaScript into the area provided.

7. Under "Triggering" choose "All Pages". Click save. 
8. In the upper right-hand corner, click "Publish" and continue to publish all changes.

9. "Container Version Description" is optional. You can add a description or click skip. Once you've completed these steps, you're ready to start creating surveys!

Note: Are you hosting Google Analytics and Qualaroo in Google Tag Manager? Please see this article if your events aren't showing up.