QuBit praises Google's Tag Management release

QuBit notes that only about 5% of the top 10,000 websites are currently managing tags even though many brands have seen reduced costs once tags have been implemented.

Existing tag management platform QuBit believes Google's entry into tag management is a sign that tag management is about to explode through the online space. They recently signed 50 brands, including major businesses like Hearst Publishing, Cath Kidston and Pandora jewelry to their OpenTag platform.

Neil Cunningham, Head of Digital at Cream, said: "OpenTag has enabled us to work more efficiently with Pandora as we approach their peak trading season. The flexibility of the system has meant that we can easily support Pandora with all their tagging requirements and it reduces time to deploy new technologies dramatically. QuBit provides us with a cost effective and intelligent solution that supports our ongoing tracking, testing and optimisation."

Graham Cooke, CEO of QuBit, said: "OpenTag is rapidly becoming the technology of choice for site owners looking to join the tag management revolution. From smaller sites looking for a free solution through to enterprises who want a more substantial, hosted product, OpenTag has a model that works for everyone. When you combine that with its cutting edge functionality through things like its Universal Tag capabilities, and its plug in tools such as affiliate de-duplication and privacy management, then it's clear that OpenTag is leading the enterprise market."

OpenTag manages tags for more than 500 million monthly pageviews and over $1 billion in ecommerce transactions.

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