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How to pull data relative to the clicked element in Google Tag Manager

Your variables don’t get filled with the information you want to track? With Relative Click Variables you will be able to pull in information relative to the interaction you tracked. n this video, let’s go through the steps setting up a Relative Click Variables Step by Step: 1. Enable your generic click trigger + Built-In Variables 2. Click on the element 3. Retrieve the latest value of the gtm.element in the Dev Tools with google_tag_manager[“GTM-XXXX”].dataLayer.get(‘gtm.element’) 4. Use the command .parentElement and querySelector to get to your desired output 5. Transfer all that into a Custom JavaScript variable OUTLINE: 0:00 - Introduction 1:43 - What I Mean by Data "Relative to the Click Element" 3:18 - Prerequisites 4:35 - Pulling Data Elements Using Google Developer Tools 9:27 - Set Up a Custom JavaScript Variable 10:02 - Testing 10:50 - Debugging 13:54 - Summary 🔗 Links The google_Tag_manager object    • 3 ways to use the google_tag_manager ...   🎓 Measure Masters Membership: https://measureschool.com/measure-mas... ❓ Take Our GA4 Quiz: https://measureschool.com/google-anal... FREE Tag Manager Course: https://measureschool.com/products/fr... FREE Analytics Course: https://measureschool.com/products/fr... 🔀 GTM Copy Paste - Our Chrome extension https://chrome.google.com/webstore/de... 🚀 Hire us: https://measureschool.com/services/?u... 📚 Recommended Measure Books: https://kit.co/Measureschool/recommen... 📷 Gear we used to produce this video: https://kit.co/Measureschool/measures... 📡 Our Live Streaming Software: https://restream.io/join/YXLM2 👍 FOLLOW US Facebook:   / measureschool   Twitter:   / measureschool   LinkedIn:   / measureschool