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Calling all marketers! Google’s recent shift from Universal Analytics (UA) to GA4 is a game-changer for site analytics tracking. With UA being sunset on July 1st, it’s time to level up your marketing strategy with GA4.
Digital analytics can provide invaluable insights into website performance and user behavior. However, tracking website data with traditional client-side methods can be limited by ad-blockers, browser cookie settings, and other factors that can prevent on-page tracking code from firing properly. Fortunately, the GTM Server Side approach in activating the Meta/Facebook Conversion API offers a solution. In this blog post, we’ll provide an overview of the GTM Server Side containers, explain the benefits of server- side tracking, and walk you through the steps of implementing this approach.
In our previous post on data blending, we covered the fundamentals of data blends for Looker Studio, described what blending is all about, what it can and cannot do for you, and pros and cons of blending. In this post, we are going to learn about each of the five types of blending available in this tool.