In today’s world, it’s crucial for businesses not only to collect data, but also to quickly analyze and use the data for immediate decisions. Real-time analytics is becoming an integral part of strategies for companies looking to leverage data as a competitive advantage and respond…
Google Analytics 4 is a crucial tool for tracking and analyzing traffic on your website or online store. One key feature is the ability to exclude internal traffic, which prevents skewed data from internal users like developers or staff. Here’s a simplified guide on excluding…
In our previous article we introduced what the Measurement Protocol (MP) actually is, what its pros and cons are and how it can be used, including specific examples. Now let's look at how an MP setup is actually done. Before you start setting up the…
Travelcircus.de is a major online platform specialising in travel and leisure offers. Their commitment to providing exceptional travel experiences led them to the decision to seek out specialists in optimising their data and analytics infrastructure. This case study focuses on the collaboration between Travelcircus.de and…
In the constantly evolving world of digital analytics, Google Analytics plays a key role. It helps companies understand user behaviour and make data-driven decisions. Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and Google Analytics 360 (GA4 360) are two options from Google. Each is designed to suit specific…
If you use Google Ads or Google Analytics and have customers from Europe, the following information is absolutely crucial for you. Since 21 July 2025, companies have been reporting significant problems with conversion measurement. Without a correctly set up Google Consent Mode v2 you are…
WordPress has become one of the most popular platforms for building websites thanks to its simplicity, flexibility and wide range of available plugins. When implementing web analytics on a WordPress site, it is important to understand the advantages, disadvantages and the tools needed for collecting…
Raw data is a very common topic these days. Google Analytics 4 is Google's new analytics tool, and with it came a new data model. The new data model brought the possibility to take all the data and export it to BigQuery, which is part…
In the first part of the article on Google Signals, we described in detail which services within Google Analytics this feature enables. To recap – it allows owners of websites and apps to monitor user activity across different devices. The service connects information about user…
Google Signals is a service within Google Analytics 4 which, once switched on, allows the property owner to monitor the activity of app users and website visitors and to match together information about the activities of one user across their different devices, such as a…