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One thing I also forgot to add is for the values inside the utag.link call, you'll need to  define them as js variables in the datalayer and then also map those values to your GA tag so that Tealium knows what to do with the values.   For example: The variable ga_event_action in our setup has the destination ga_eventaction in our Google Analytics tag. ... View more

We've done some similar stuff using the utag.link call.   utag.link({ga_event_action:"some_action", ga_event_category:"some_category", ga_event_label:"some_label"});   There are a couple ways you can implement this.    1. As mentioned by the previous commenter,  attach the utag.link call to a click event using jquery. If implementing through Tealium, you can do this by: creating a custom container, make sure it loads on the page, then cut and paste your jquery to attached the click events.   This might look like:  $('#your_selector').click(function() { utag.link({ga_event_action:"some_action", ga_event_category:"some_category", ga_event_label:"some_label"}); });   2. For a more permanent solution you can consider attaching the click behavior to the onClick property of your anchor tags.    This might look like: <a href="#" onClick="(utag.link({ga_event_action:'some_action', ga_event_category:'some_category', ga_event_label:'some_label'});">Your Link</a> Hope this helps! ... View more