# Google Tag Manager

> Google Tag Manager (GTM) is sometimes blocked by certain adblockers, which can affect the accuracy of your HockeyStack data. To ensure the most reliable tracking and insights, we recommend implementing our website tracking script directly on your site. This approach helps prevent data loss and gives you a clearer picture of your users’ behavior.

1. In the menu on the left, click **Tags**.
2. Click **New**.
3. Click on the **Tag configuration** box. In the **Choose tag type** list select **Custom HTML**.
4. Paste the code snippet on your dashboard in the **HTML** box that appears.
5. Click **Advanced Settings** below the box.
6. Set the **Tag firing priority** to 100.
7. Set the **Tag firing options** to **Once per page**.
8. Click the **Triggering** box.
9. Under **Choose a trigger,** select **All Pages** to enable HockeyStack to track your entire site.
10. Enter "HockeyStack" as the name for your code in the upper left corner.
11. In the upper right corner of the overview click **Submit**.
12. Give the new version a descriptive name and click **Publish**.


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