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Implementation of e-commerce tracking for Google Analytics 4

MS Mode & America Today used Universal Analytics (UA) for analysing their online stores. They had fully implemented e-commerce tracking, with KPIs such as transactions, average order value, and abandoned shopping carts visualised in Looker Studio.

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Analists working on GA4

Transitioning from Universal Analytics 360 to Google Analytics 4 and Streamlining Data Analysis

There are currently a lot of developments surrounding Google Analytics, including user privacy (GDPR) and the sunset of Universal Analytics. For Miele X, the digital branch of Miele, GA4 was also one of the topics on their agenda as part of their bigger plans towards a more privacy-centric and vendor-agnostic way of data collection. They enlisted our help to support them with the transition from Universal Analytics 360 to GA4.

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wehkamp

Future-proof migration to GA4

From 1 July 2024, it will no longer be possible to process data in Universal Analytics 360 (hereinafter: UA360). Wehkamp collected data in UA360 and was keen to be prepared in time for the migration. In addition, they wanted to collect at least 1 year of historical data for UA360's sunset. This allowed Wehkamp to compare the data in UA360 and in GA4. A key desire was to migrate the measurements as-is.

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abn amro

Implementing a standardised digital data layer

ABN AMRO partnered with our team to create a standardised digital data layer, addressing challenges with uniformity, reliability, and efficiency in their migration to a new analytics platform. The new standard allows for consistent tagging of all online components, leading to improved tagging management and reliable digital data for future use.

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Integration web and app data contributes to a 360-degree customer view

Univé is a Dutch insurance company that offers insurance, financial products, and services to both consumers and businesses. The company is focused on providing high-quality service and helping customers make responsible financial decisions. Since 2014, we have been working closely with Univé.

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Implementation of Google Analytics 4

An interest group for homeowners offers a wide range of content and services on its website that can be closed online. In order to serve its website visitors in the best possible way, interactions with the services, funnels and content pages must be properly measured. They already did this with our support, with Universal Analytics (GA3). To be well prepared for the future, they asked us to implement Google Analytics 4.

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unive omnichannel strategy

A new tagging structure for the App and website

Univé is the only Dutch insurer with a website, App and physical stores. They therefore follow an omni-channel strategy. According to its own '1 digital front door principle', the insurer also wanted to offer customers the opportunity to take out/change insurance policies and report damages via the App. They asked our Data Analysts to make the new funnels measurable.

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vattenfall

A structured, scalable tag plan for Mijn Vattenfall

Nuon became Vattenfall in October 2019. The rebranding was a good reason to optimise Analytics. There was a renewed focus on applying insights from user data in the Mijn Vattenfall environment. The data collected for this was not always reliable. In addition, there was insufficient knowledge and capacity within the department to maintain the Analytics. The energy supplier asked for our help to support them in re-establishing the tagging and analytics of Mijn Vattenfall.

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Standardise Adobe Analytics implementation for complete insight into the customer journey

Within KPN, one team is responsible for the implementation of Adobe Analytics, the Digital Performance team. Due to the working method that had developed before the formation of this team, the specialists did not work together optimally.

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How can you tell if your GTM tagging server works?

There are reasons abound for deploying a tagging server on your website. This blog will not be about why it makes sense (or why perhaps in your case it doesn’t) to use server-side tagging. Instead we will jump forward in time and ask ourselves another pertinent question: ‘how can you tell if your tagging server is doing what it is supposed to?’

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What to do about broken Looker Studio dashboards?

Did the following scenario happen to you last week? While enjoying your morning coffee, you take a look at your pride and joy: a meticulously created Looker Studio dashboard built with the GA4 connector. You rub the sleep from your eyes and see your charts are all broken. Frantic phone calls from colleagues are pouring in. What is happening? Find out in this post what the consequences of Google’s newly imposed quota on the Google Analytics Data API are.

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Implementation of Google Analytics 4

An interest group for homeowners offers a wide range of content and services on its website that can be closed online. In order to serve its website visitors in the best possible way, interactions with the services, funnels and content pages must be properly measured. They already did this with our support, with Universal Analytics (GA3). To be well prepared for the future, they asked us to implement Google Analytics 4.

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Measure ecommerce events in GA4 and Universal Analytics with only the updated datalayer pushes

With our variable in the Google Tag Manager Community Template Gallery it is easy to start using all the new ecommerce analytics capabilities that Google Analytics 4 offers while fully supporting the 'old' enhanced ecommerce of Universal Analytics. Find out how the variable works.

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The impact of ITP on analytics and the user experience​

Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) was launched by Apple in 2017 in an effort to restore "the balance the balance between privacy and the need for on-device data storage". With Intelligent Tracking Prevention, Apple aims to reduce cross-site tracking (following users across websites) by limiting the use of cookies. Find out what this means for you.

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Deviating transaction figures: what are they and where do they come from?

“How many transactions did we have last week? "Let's see… Our back office says 12,000, our data warehouse says 15,000 and Google Analytics shows 11,000. "How is that possible? If different systems register and report transactions (such as back office systems, data warehouses and Web Analytics tools), you would expect the same number of orders to be registered everywhere. In practice, the numbers often do not match. Where do these differences come from?

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What is Tagbird, what do you use it for, and what can you do with it?

Tagbird is a Chrome extension developed by Digital Power. You can download it from the Chrome Web Store and add it to your browser. It is a debug/visualisation tool that provides a simple and clear insight into, among other things, the data layer, tag management events and analytics requests of a website. So you can quickly and easily test your entire analytics implementation with Tagbird.

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How do I set up Google Tag Manager?

A tag management system such as Google Tag Manager (GTM) enables you to measure visitor behaviour on your website. You can also implement marketing pixels (such as Google Ads and Facebook) and cookie banners via this platform. This article gives you tips to keep in mind when setting up GTM. This allows you to collect reliable and usable data, and you will be less dependent on your web developers.

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Google Analytics

EU-US data transfers, three times a charm or not?

July got off to a rocky start. First, we saw the Swedish Data Protection Agency (DPA) issued a warning to stop using Google Analytics due to the risks posed to privacy under the lack of an adequacy decision for EU-US data transfers. In the same week, the EU Commission reached an adequacy decision with the US for the third time. Can you now finally share personal data for all purposes with US based organisations or should you change course?

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ga4

How do you collect data while protecting the privacy of EU citizens?

The world of web analytics is constantly changing due to technological and legal developments. One significant event in the field of technical web analytics is the introduction of server-side tagging, which allows companies to have full control over their data flows.

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Switching from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4 (GA4)

On 14 October 2020, Google launched the new version of Analytics: Google Analytics 4 (GA4). Soon after the launch, it became clear that a number of important functionalities from Universal Analytics (GA3) were missing, and therefore the time to switch seemed far away. Fortunately, we see that the development team on the side of Google has not been idle. Some nice features have since been introduced within GA4 that have narrowed the gap between GA3 and GA4. This article answers the questions that are increasingly being asked about GA4.

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