Yes, Breezy AI Search deploys through Google Tag Manager
Marketers can add Breezy AI Search without touching site code: deploy the snippet as a Custom HTML tag in Google Tag Manager, set it to fire on All Pages, and publish your container.
Five steps, no code changes to your site
- 1 Sign up and add your site
Create a Breezy AI Search account and add your site URL. Breezy crawls and indexes your public pages automatically.
- 2 Copy the embed snippet
In your dashboard, go to Search → Installation, pick Google Tag Manager, and copy the embed snippet. The Google Tag Manager version is formatted for Custom HTML tags, so pick it rather than the standard snippet.
- 3 Create a Custom HTML tag
In Google Tag Manager, open your container and go to Tags → New. Choose Tag Configuration → Custom HTML, and paste the snippet into the HTML box.
- 4 Fire it on All Pages and publish
Under Triggering, select All Pages. Save the tag, then click Submit / Publish to push the container live.
- 5 Check it on your site
Open your live site, find the search box or search icon the widget adds, and run a quick search. You should see results appear.
Want the full walkthrough, screen by screen? See Set Up and Install the Widget in the How-to Guide, or check the FAQ for the general install flow.
Common questions
Do I need a developer to install Breezy AI Search via Google Tag Manager?
No. If Google Tag Manager is already on your site, adding a Custom HTML tag is something a marketer can do without engineering involvement.
Why does Google Tag Manager need its own version of the snippet?
Google Tag Manager's Custom HTML tag drops the data attributes the standard snippet uses, so the Google Tag Manager version passes your settings in a small config block instead. Pick Google Tag Manager on the Installation page in your dashboard to get it.
My site is built on Whiz CMS. Which guide do I follow?
Follow the Whiz CMS install guide. Whiz CMS sites ship with Google Tag Manager already wired into the front-end template, so the steps are much the same as here, but pick Whiz CMS on the Installation page in your dashboard.