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There’s a lot of anticipation surrounding Google Analytics 4, an update within the Google Analytics (GA) product.

Google’s announcement in January 2020 that they intend to deprecate support for third-party cookies in Google Chrome within the next two years sent a shockwave across the marketing and advertising industries.

Server-side tagging is the process of moving tags and third-party scripts off of your company’s website and onto a server that your organization owns and control.

Diapers, coffee, and frozen pizza are probably not the topics being discussed in the board rooms at the big car makers in 2021. But if the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) want to better understand the customer journey, maybe they should be.

Google’s introduction of Consent Mode (beta) provides an organization the ability to technically modify the behavior of Google tags (Google Analytics, Google Ads Conversion and Remarketing, and Floodlight) to comply with privacy regulations while still collecting a minimum level of engagement data.

In today’s world, having a strong online presence is increasingly important across all industries. Without proper analytics implementation, your business risks falling behind to the competition.

My wife and I welcomed our first child, Leon, to our family last year. His arrival brought sleepless nights, lots of time inside playing with him, and diaper changes.

On Monday, Apple announced iOS 14.5. Among the changes in this software update is a new privacy pop-up that allows users to restrict the use of their device ID.

Recently, Google Ad Manager ran an experiment where it disabled access to cookies for a small fraction of users to see whether ad revenues would fall when cookies were not available. They found that ad revenues fell by a whopping 52 percent for the top 500 global publishers, with a…

“Are we giving because we’re growing, or are we growing because we’re giving?” During a tumultuous year in which companies needed to adapt to unprecedented circumstances, this message was CEO Alex Yastrebenetsky’s guiding principle.