Google Tag Manager (GTM) has become an indispensable tool for digital marketers and website administrators. It allows for easy management and deployment of various tracking tags on a website without the need for manual code changes. One of the key aspects of GTM is understanding the tag firing

Tracking every single page on your website is not always that straightforward. Indeed, in the case of single page applications for instance, additional tracking will be needed. A Single Page Application (SPA) loads all of the resources required to navigate throughout the site on the first page load. As the user clicks links and interacts with

In a recent press release, Anthony Chavez, VP of Privacy Sandbox, announced that they will be expanding their testing of the Privacy Sandbox. This means that the development of the Privacy Sandbox will take longer than expected, until Q3 2023. By that time,

The launch of GA4 has been a bumpy ride. GA4 is a significant change of the previous version of Google Analytics, Universal Analytics. It introduces new features, data modeling and reporting that require a significant learning curve for users. Additionally, some users have reported technical issues with GA4, such as data discrepancies,

You probably have come across the news, received an email, or encountered a pop-up in Google Analytics regarding this change: standard Universal Analytics properties have stopped processing new hits since July 1, 2023. The deadline for 360 Universal Analytics properties has been extended to July

The launch of the Store Visits in Google Analytics

Big News! You might have heard it. Recently Google released a new beta feature: “Store Visits” for Google Analytics. What is it? Long story short, it allows to measure the link between website sessions and in-store visits.

How does it work from a technical point of view ?