In Part 2 of our updated Google Tag Manager Tutorial, we covered the tracking of download links. If you missed it, you may want to start here. In this third part, we will take a closer look at a very popular topic – Form submissions. Most marketers will be interested …
In our previous blog post, we provided you with an overview of what exactly app analytics is and how to best choose the right tool based on important key factors. We have done this tool evaluation ourselves and would like to introduce our winner: Amplitude! We will take a close …
Whereas web tracking is quite common, mobile app tracking is not as popular (yet) but certainly as important. This guide will go through what exactly app analytics is and how to best choose the right tool for your tracking and data analysis. We have listed key topics for you to …
In Google Analytics, there are key figures that can indicate faulty tracking or even serious problems with your website. You should, therefore, check these valuable metrics from time to time as they can show that your data is unreliable or even useless. In this article, we present five of these …
Google Analytics has a new property type. Up until now you could set up properties to track websites or Android/iOS apps. As its name implies the new App + Web Property combines tracking for both websites and apps. This allows you to combine data from all your digital touchpoints into …
In Part 1 of our updated Google Tag Manager Tutorial, we covered the tracking of outbound (external) links. If you missed it, you may want to start here. In this second part, we will walk you through the process of setting up tracking for file downloads from your website. If you …
Over the last few years, we have seen an increased focus on user privacy online with reports of the US Presidential and UK Brexit votes being heavily influenced – both legally and illegally – by user targeting on Facebook. The 2018 rollout of the EU’s GDPR laws and people’s general …
Since late 2018 Google Data Studio has added features that allow its users to create their own charts, graphs, and other visualization. These can then be shared with all other users to use as if they were built into Data Studio to begin with. This means that the ways in …
External links are links on your website that do not point to other pages on your site and users that click on them will be redirected away from the site. Often, we have no insight into exactly why someone leaves, however, we can get an idea of where they go …
Anyone running an e-commerce business should ensure that their site is performing, is always available, and is secure for the end-user. Numerous reports and dashboards can be built in Google Data Studio to support this. Google Data Studio also presents your data in an easily digestible format. Where do visitors …
Marketing dashboards are an indispensable tool for monitoring and controlling marketing activities. Instead of separate reports for each marketing channel like Organic Search, Google Ads, and Facebook Ads, the dashboard shows the most important KPIs at a glance. If you would like more information, you can see our blog post …
If you are using Google Tag Manager (GTM), Scroll Tracking can be accomplished in a few quick steps with the GTM built-in Scroll Depth Trigger making this a really simple task. Having implemented this many times over the last years, we discovered that the out-of-the-box GTM Trigger has some limitations. …