Third-party cookies have been a cornerstone of many digital marketing strategies, providing valuable insights into web browsing habits and behavior. However, this landscape is rapidly changing, particularly following Google’s retracted announcement to phase out third-party cookies in Chrome by the end of 2024. Google’s original decision came amidst several significant …
Heatmaps are a powerful tool for marketing, providing visual insights into user behavior across websites, mobile apps, and other digital platforms. By showing where users click, scroll, and engage, heatmaps help marketers understand preferences and identify key areas of interest. These insights are essential for optimizing the customer journey, refining …
Monitoring cross-channel campaigns effectively is crucial for optimizing performance and driving growth. Whether you’re running campaigns on social media, email, paid search, or other channels, a well-designed dashboard with KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) that make sense, serves as the heartbeat of your marketing strategy. A great KPI dashboard provides a …
As most people already know, by default, the data retention period in Google Analytics 4 is set to only 2 months. For some demographic data – like age, gender, and interest – this is the maximum retention period. Read more about the details of data retention in GA4 in the …
In a previous post, we have pointed out the importance of an effective remarketing strategy for your online marketing campaigns. A crucial aspect of a successful full-funnel marketing strategy is using website data to precisely define your audience and optimize your remarketing campaigns. With a well-organized database, you can display …
Why Consent Mode is necessary for your advertising accounts Data protection might not be the trendiest topic in digital marketing, but it is essential. Companies must not only comply with legal requirements, but also gain and maintain the trust of their customers. Even the largest technology companies need to adapt. …
Data-driven marketing should be the norm these days. Unfortunately, data collection is becoming increasingly difficult and has to deal with various challenges. For a start, data collection is severely restricted by ad blockers. Data collection is also affected by the new data protection regulations and by technical restrictions such as …
In our previous post about Google Tag Manager’s Server-Side Container (SSC), we started to look at how it works. We also compared various tools for server-side tracking. In this post, we look at some key advantages and some potential downsides that the Server-Side system will give you. We also draw …
Since 2018, the online marketing sector has been plagued by constant regulatory upheaval. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the EU’s e-Privacy Directive served as catalysts to mark the turning point when digital marketing was forced to put privacy first. These public debates on regulating data privacy meant that society …
In digital marketing, where every click and user action can hold significant value, data becomes the primary tool for making strategic decisions.Google Analytics 4 (GA4) opens up big possibilities for analyzing user behavior on websites and applications. However, as with any other aspect of business, it’s not just about having …
Data is worth its weight in gold — especially in online marketing! It is not without reason that we have made it our mission to advance the digital performance of our customers by offering them data-driven, high-quality and legally compliant marketing solutions. We see every day how important meaningful data …
The new EU regulation, the Digital Markets Act (DMA), will affect the big players in the digital industry from March 6, 2024. The rationale for this new regulation is welcome, but there are some restrictions that will affect online marketing in particular. User consent has been an integral part of …
