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  • Setting Up Web Analytics with Optimizely ODP via Google Tag Manager

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    February 24, 2026

    Setting Up Web Analytics with Optimizely ODP via Google Tag Manager

    A GTM-first, event-driven implementation guide (with a reusable Custom Template and a universal event taxonomy). Optimizely Data Platform (ODP) is not “just another web analytics UI”. It’s an event + customer-profile system: you collect… Read more...

  • Track PDF Engagement with PDF.js (Page Views, Scroll Depth, Downloads, Print). GA4 / GTM ready

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    February 16, 2026

    Track PDF Engagement with PDF.js (Page Views, Scroll Depth, Downloads, Print). GA4 / GTM ready

    Backstory (why this post exists at all) This article basically wrote itself because I ran into a simple question: how to track what users actually do inside a PDF on website? Companies love PDFs.… Read more...

  • Google quietly changed the GA4 cookie format (GS2)

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    February 16, 2026

    Google quietly changed the GA4 cookie format (GS2)

    Yesterday your tracking was “fine”. Today: That’s usually the worst kind of bug: everything fires, but everything lies. What happened: GA4 started rolling out a new format for its session-state cookie around May 6,… Read more...

  • Building a Matomo Cloud -> BigQuery ETL Pipeline (for Looker Studio / Power BI)

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    February 16, 2026

    Building a Matomo Cloud -> BigQuery ETL Pipeline (for Looker Studio / Power BI)

    “There’s nothing more fun than exporting 100,000 rows of logs per day via the Matomo Cloud API.” At some point GA4 + cookie banners stop giving you enough signal for real analysis. And when… Read more...

  • Tracking Outbound Links in GTM

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    March 24, 2026

    Tracking Outbound Links in GTM

    Tracking outbound link clicks in Google Tag Manager is streamlined using the Auto-Event Variable configuration. Auto-Event Variable Auto-Event variables access the target element of an automatic event (e.g., Click, Error, Form Submit). When configuring,… Read more...

  • Semantic site structure + multiple H1 on one page (HTML5, SEO, and AIO in 2026)

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    March 24, 2026

    Semantic site structure + multiple H1 on one page (HTML5, SEO, and AIO in 2026)

    HTML5 has been around for ages, and still a lot of developers “forget” to use semantic tags like: <article>, <aside>, <section>, <main>, etc. And yes — this matters. Not because tags are magical ranking… Read more...

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