Adobe Dynamic Tag Management (DTM) was a tool used by marketers to manage tags, and for collecting and distributing data across digital marketing systems. Adobe DTM is a legacy, and it will not receive feature updates. Adobe invites users to upgrade to Launch on the Adobe Experience Platform.
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Security
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10.0
5 Ratings
18% above category average
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Role-based user permissions
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Tag Management
Comparison of Tag Management features of Product A and Product B
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9.4
5 Ratings
15% above category average
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Tag library
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Tag variable mapping
10.05 Ratings
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Ease of writing custom tags
10.05 Ratings
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Rules-driven tag execution
9.05 Ratings
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Tag performance monitoring
10.04 Ratings
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Page load times
10.05 Ratings
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Mobile app tagging
10.04 Ratings
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Library of JavaScript extensions
7.12 Ratings
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Data Management & Integrity
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7.6
4 Ratings
7% below category average
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Event tracking
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Mobile event tracking
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Data distribution management
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Universal data layer
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Automated error checking
1.03 Ratings
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Testing and Experimentation
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4.9
8 Ratings
52% below category average
a/b experiment testing
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Split URL testing
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Multivariate testing
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Multi-page/funnel testing
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Cross-browser testing
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6.44 Ratings
Mobile app testing
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2.72 Ratings
Test significance
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1.07 Ratings
Visual / WYSIWYG editor
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3.07 Ratings
Advanced code editor
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2.07 Ratings
Page surveys
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5.02 Ratings
Visitor recordings
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10.01 Ratings
Preview mode
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3.06 Ratings
Test duration calculator
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9.03 Ratings
Experiment scheduler
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7.05 Ratings
Experiment workflow and approval
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8.93 Ratings
Dynamic experiment activation
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6.92 Ratings
Client-side tests
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7.04 Ratings
Server-side tests
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2.62 Ratings
Mutually exclusive tests
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8.02 Ratings
Audience Segmentation & Targeting
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7.0
8 Ratings
22% below category average
Standard visitor segmentation
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Behavioral visitor segmentation
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7.06 Ratings
Traffic allocation control
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8.07 Ratings
Website personalization
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7.07 Ratings
Results and Analysis
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If you're on the Adobe stack at all, you absolutely need DTM. It will make your life infinitely easier. It's so simple to update your Adobe Analytics code and have version control, and when we implemented Adobe Target, it took literally less than 15 minutes for me to do. I also think it's significantly simpler than Google Tag Manager. I went through all manner of difficulty when implementing tags on that and have not had similar problems on DTM. If you're frequently placing pixels, it's a great tool that will speed their deployment. The only situation in which I think a tag manager is not appropriate is if you have a dev with too much time on their hands. Otherwise, get a TMS and get DTM.
It is a little too limited for a full stack experimentation programme. Many times we required development support or tech advise but we were simply unable to get this due to it being google. This was a big problem for us. However it is quite good if you were looking to get started in experimentation and didn’t have the budgets for a wider tool
It is a rules based tag management system that allows the application of tracking pixels much easier than hard coding.
By placing 2 pieces of code on the top and bottom of each page of a website, we can create rules that track certain events and relay the information back to Adobe Media Optimizer and Google analytics.
It has simplified the coding process so one doesn't have to generate tons of gory javascript to deploy on each individual page to get tracking.
Easy to follow set up procedures. Once I walk a client through the process, it's effortless for them to emulate on subsequent tests.
Lots of geo and user attribute customization features to be able to drill down into specific targeted audiences — all based on the power of Google's immense data system.
Google Optimize is the logical choice for many people to start with since most are already familiar with and using GA.
Although it is a newer product to Adobe, they seem to truly care about our challenges and are very proactive in making sure that we have the most knowledgeable support available in a timely manner.
Adobe DTM provides a more secure data analytics solution. It is customized and best used on large scale deployments of websites with pages 10,000+. The Adobe Analytics tool, once learned, is very easy to use and provides more robust, customized graphics and ability to export data to "securely" via FTP from the cloud to SQL database.
Google Optimize being part of the Google stack makes it great in reporting and analysis. Wish Google would add more features like dynamic tests, multi funnel tests, conversion calculator based on the total number of traffic of the page being tested instead of using the websites total traffic. Should integrate form analysis, heatmap, and page analytics.
The key factor is that my devs are not tied up with petty things like adding JS or advertising pixels. Simple work like that can be handled by me while they work on feature development.
Release cycle is much shorter when a dev is needed, say for a direct call rule that involves JS being written. We don't have to go through the normal release cycle and can do it on an ad hoc basis without all the rigmarole of a hot fix.