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Posts from The Digital Insider about data and analytics.
Almost every website you visit these days throws a cookie pop‑up in your face before you can even start browsing. They’re everywhere – and most of us just click “Accept” to get on with it. But that might be about to change.
Read moreWe’re excited to share a new update to your website performance reports and Client Connect dashboard!
Read moreAre your visitors navigating the site easily? Are your calls-to-action being clicked? Are forms being filled out? That’s where Microsoft Clarity comes in – a fantastic tool we recommend for every newly launched website.
Read moreThe Austrian Data Protection Authority (DPA) recently made an important announcement that has significant implications for websites operating within the European Union (EU).
Read moreAre you prepared for the cookie compliance deadline in 2023? If not, don’t worry - you’re not alone. Many small business owners are struggling to understand what the new regulations mean for them.
Read moreBefore the world changed due to COVID-19, the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations) came into force back in 2018.
Read moreDuring this transition period, which runs until the end of December 2020, it will be business as usual for data protection and compliance according to the ICO.
Read moreAs part of a case between consumer groups in Germany and the website Planet49, Europe’s top court has ruled that pre-checked consent boxes, or assumed consent, for analytics and tracking cookies are…
Read moreToday we’ve got an infographic, showing the number of websites online since the very first one was created back in 1991. When Yahoo! came online in 1994, there were 3,000 websites while there were 2.4…
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Self-hosted Matomo statistics set on our own domain to measure and improve the site. The data stays with us and is not shared with advertisers.
Meta Pixel and Google Ads, used to measure advertising and show you relevant adverts on other platforms.
Brevo tracking, used to understand how people interact with our site after receiving or clicking on our marketing emails.
