Where can you place the Event tag?

• A. Between the head tags of the page, after the global site tag.
• B. In the body content near the ad.
• C. In a separate configuration file.
• D. In the browser's address bar.

Answer: (B)

Event tags are pieces of code that report specific user interactions, so they need to sit where the event actually happens or right next to the content they’re tracking. Placing the tag in the body content near the ad ensures it loads alongside the ad and can fire immediately when the user interacts with that ad—keeping the tracking tightly tied to the ad experience. If you put the tag in the head, it may load before the ad appears or run independently of the ad interaction, which can miss the relevant event or impact page performance. A separate configuration file isn’t how this on-page tag is executed, and the browser’s address bar isn’t a place to host or run tags.