Event tags troubleshooter

This guide walks you through how to use click event tags and impression event tags in your ads. Impression and click event tags are two types of event tags.

You can create and apply event tags to your ads. You can also change how existing ones are applied.

New to event tags? Don't worry. You just answer the questions. We'll figure out which steps you should take.

Start with the first question box below. As you make progress, your answers will stack up. To change an answer, just click its box and choose another option.

Have you created your event tag yet?Yes, the tag is already in Campaign Manager 360.No. I need to create my tag.I'm not sure.

Ok, what's your goal?I want to apply my tag to ads, or change how it's applied to ads.I want to change the tag URL or tag properties.

Pick an option.Change default settings everywhere: Apply or remove tags for all ads across all campaigns.

Choose this option if you want to apply a tag to ads in all campaigns by default. Or if you might want to stop applying it by default.Change default settings in some campaigns, but not all: Apply or remove tags to ads in multiple campaigns.

Choose this option if you want to apply your tag to all ads in a few campaigns by default, or stop applying it to ads in these campaigns by default.Change default settings in one campaign: Apply or remove tags for ads in one campaign.

Choose this option if you want to change how tags are applied for ads in just one campaign. You can change default settings and add or remove the tag for any particular ad, too.

You're almost there. Pick your exact goal.Apply an impression event tag to all ads in all campaigns in my advertiser.Apply an existing click event tag to all campaigns in my advertiserUnapply an impression event tag from all my campaigns.Unapply a click event tag from all my campaigns.

You're almost there. Pick your exact goal.Apply an impression event tag to just a few campaigns.Apply a click event tag to just a few campaigns.Unapply an impression event tag from a group of campaigns.Unapply a click event tag from a group of campaigns.

How do you want to apply or unapply the tags?Apply an impression event tag to all the ads in my campaign.Apply a click event tag to all the ads in my campaign (or unapply).Apply an impression event tag to a specific ad, or unapply it from a specific ad.Apply a click event tag to a specific ad in my campaign (or unapply).Unapply an impression event tag from all the ads in my campaign.Unapply impression and click event tags for a creative in an ad.

Open the properties of the campaign you want to apply it to. Check the Applied tags view, under Event tags. Do you see your tag in this list?Yes, and the Source says Advertiser.Yes, and the Source column says Campaign.No.

Open the properties of the campaign you want to apply it to. Check the Applied tags view, under Click event tags. Do you see your tag in this list?Yes, and the Source column says Advertiser.Yes, and the Source column says Campaign.

First, let's find your tag. Open the properties of the campaign you want to change. Under Event tags, check the Applied tags view. Do you see your tag here?Yes, and the Source column says Campaign.Yes, and the Source column says Advertiser.No.

Ok, what's your goal?Create a tag and use it in all my campaigns.Create a tag and use it in a few campaigns.Create a tag and use it in only one campaign.

Do you want to create an impression event tag or a click event tag?Create a click event tag and apply it to all ads in all campaigns.Create an impression event tag and apply it to all my campaigns.

Do you want to apply an impression event tag or a click event tag?Create an impression event tag and apply it to just a few campaigns.Create a click event tag and apply it to just a few campaigns.

How do you want to apply the tag in your campaign? You apply your tag to all the ads in your campaign, or you can add it to one ad at a time.Create an impression event tag and apply it to all the ads in my campaign.Create a click event tag and apply it to all the ads in my campaign.Create a click event tag and apply it to a specific ad in my campaign.Create an impression event tag and apply it to a specific ad in my campaign.

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