Cookie-Einwilligungsbanner für Google Tag Manager

Optimieren Sie Ihre Compliance-Maßnahmen mit Google Tag Manager durch die nahtlose Integration von UniConsent. Fügen Sie Ihrer Website ganz einfach ein Cookie-Einwilligungsbanner hinzu und stellen Sie die Einhaltung von DSGVO, CCPA, LGPD und EU-Cookie-Gesetz sowie die Unterstützung der Consent-Mode-Anforderungen sicher.

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Was ist enthalten

Implementation instructions for deploying the UniConsent Consent Management Platform for UniConsent web application users using Google Tag Manager container tags. This article details the steps to create a GTM account, install the tracking code, and import and configure the UniConsent label template.

This guide will show you how to:

1. Implement the cookie consent banner in Google Tag Manager

2. Control cookie-setting tags in Google Tag Manager

3. Google Consent Mode V2 for Google Tags

The guide will also explains how to customize consent banner values, map key triggers, and block third-party scripts loaded through GTM.

Einrichtung

You can easily set up the UniCosent CMP Tag on your website via Google Tag Manager using the UniConsent CMP Tag Template for GTM.

It is recommended to set up UniCosent CMP via Google Tag Manager if you are managing all your other tags with Google Tag Manager.

Google Tag Manager loads the UniCosent CMP Tag with the Consent Initialization - All Pages trigger. Then, use Consent Mode signals provided by the UniConsent CMP Tag to load your other tags in GTM.

1. Finden Sie die UniConsent CMP-Lizenz

First, login to your UniConsent account, go to Consent Manager > My Websites, click Manage.

Second, click Install & Setup and find UniConsent CMP License to be used in Google Tag Manager.

UniConsent Installation

2. Implementierung des Cookie-Banners in Google Tag Manager

First, Sign Up / Create a Google Tag Manager account. Find the Google Tag Manager container for your website, or create one if you are new to Google Tag Manager.

In Tag Manager, click the Accounts tab > Create Account.

Create Google Tag Manager Account

Enter an Account Name and select the Country for the account.

Enter the Container name and select the container type.

Create a container in Google Tag Manager

To create your container, click Create and agree to the Terms of Service.

Once the container is created, a modal will appear with two snippets of code to install on your site.

GTM Edit Code

Copy and paste the first part of the container tag immediately after opening the head tag of your website and the second part of the second iframe part immediately after the opening of the body tag.

Then it's time to adding UniConsent CMP Template

2. Finden oder Hinzufügen der UniConsent CMP-Vorlage

To add a tag, in Workspace > Tags click New.

GTM Workspace

Enter the tag name and Click on Tag Configuration

GTM Create Template

You can find the UniConsent Tag by clicking here or locate it manually.

Add a new tag to the Google Tag Manager container by clicking Discover more tag types in the Community Template Gallery.

Add UniConsent CMP Tag

Search for UniConsent and add it to your container.

Find UniConsent CMP Tag Template in the Community Template Gallery

Choose the UniConsent CMP template and click Add to workspace > Add to add it to your GTM installation.

Add UniConsent CMP to Tag Template

Use the Configuration tab to select a banner configuration based on your needs. Enter your site UniConsent License ID to set default consent settings and other settings.

The trigger should be Consent Initialization - All Pages.

Configure the UniConsent CMP Tag by entering your license ID

To add Default Consent Setting:

First, click Add Setting.

Second, depending on your requirements, select Enable/Deactivate from the drop-down list for each cookie category.

Set the region by entering the ISO standardized (ISO 3166-2) code for the specific region you want to geo-target with the banner. If you don't want your banner ads to target specific regions around the world, leave it empty for All the regions.

See the ISO 3166-2 standard for the corresponding region codes.

Then, click Add.

Add UniConsent CMP to Tag Template

Finally, remember to publish the changes on your website and add the Google Tag Manager tag to your site based on the instructions.

3. Verwenden Sie die Einwilligungseinstellungen von Google Tag Manager zur Steuerung von Tags (Basic Mode)

Then you can use Consent Mode signals to manage all the other tags.

Enable the feature at GTM Container SettingsControl Tags Loading with Consent Mode

4. Consent Mode V2 Advanced Consent Mode für Google Tags

Consent Mode V2 Advanced Consent Mode allows website owners to tailor tag and cookie behaviours based on various consent states. In Advanced Consent Mode, Google Tags load before your consent banner appears. The consent banner collects the user’s consent status, which is then detected by Consent Mode and communicated to your Google Tags, enabling them to adjust their behaviour accordingly.

Standard-Einwilligungstypen in Google Tag Manager

1ad_storage

Aktiviert Browser-Speicher (wie Cookies) im Zusammenhang mit Werbung.

2ad_user_data

Aktiviert Werbe-Cookies, um die Einwilligung zum Senden personenbezogener Daten an den Google-Kernplattformdienst festzulegen.

3ad_personalization

Aktiviert die Nutzung personenbezogener Daten für Werbezwecke wie Remarketing oder interessenbasiertes Targeting.

4analytics_storage

Aktiviert Browser-Speicher (wie Cookies) im Zusammenhang mit Analysen, z. B. Besuchsdauer.

5functionality_storage

Aktiviert Browser-Speicher, der die Funktionalität der Website oder App unterstützt, z. B. Spracheinstellungen.

6personalization_storage

Aktiviert Browser-Speicher im Zusammenhang mit Personalisierung.

7security_storage

Aktiviert Browser-Speicher im Zusammenhang mit Sicherheit, wie Authentifizierungsfunktionen, Betrugsprävention und anderem Nutzerschutz. Nutzer werden in der Cookie-Erklärung über die spezifischen Speicherzwecke informiert, dieser Typ erfordert jedoch keine Einwilligung des Endnutzers.