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Analytics & Testing
How to Set Up Content Grouping in Google Analytics 4 for WordPress via Google Tag Manager
Content Groups is a powerful feature in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) that allows you to categorize your content or e-commerce traffic into logical groups, such as blog categories, page sections, products, or article types, for better performance analysis across different content themes. When using WordPress as your CMS, leveraging built-in categories is a logical way to group content. This guide…
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Content Marketing
WPCode: Simplify, Speed Up, and Secure Your WordPress Customizations
Customizing a WordPress website to meet unique needs can be challenging, especially for those without extensive coding experience. Traditionally, this process involves editing theme files directly—a risky approach that can introduce errors or get wiped out during updates, or installing multiple plugins, often leading to performance slowdowns and compatibility issues. WPCode Enter WPCode, a powerful and user-friendly WordPress plugin that…
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E-commerce and Retail
Ecommerce: 50 Essential Elements for an Optimized and High-Conversion Product Detail Page
A Product Detail Page (PDP) is the dedicated page on an E-commerce website where customers can find all the relevant information about a specific product. This page is a digital storefront, offering a comprehensive overview of the product’s features, benefits, specifications, pricing, and purchasing options. A well-optimized PDP informs potential buyers and enhances their shopping experience, builds trust, and ultimately…
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Mobile Marketing, Messaging, and Apps
The Top 10 Factors That Impact Mobile Conversion Optimization (CRO)
Businesses should optimize their mobile web solutions to get ahead of the game. It’s the primary channel where most people go to search for the nearest coffee shop, the best roofing contractor, and just about anything Google can reach.
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Analytics & Testing
Setting Up Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4 for Your Website: A Beginner’s Guide
Tag managers streamline the deployment and management of tracking codes, or tags, on websites and apps without requiring direct code changes. This simplifies the process for marketers and analysts, reducing reliance on developers while ensuring faster implementation of analytics, advertising pixels, and other tracking scripts. With a tag management system (TMS) like Google Tag Manager, teams can efficiently manage multiple…
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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
How to Increase PPC Advertising ROAS with Google Analytics 4 – Your 2025 Playbook
Bold Claim: In just five minutes, you can harness the power of Google Analytics (GA4) and advanced AI to transform your PPC campaigns—even if you’re just starting or a seasoned pro looking to fine-tune your digital strategy in a privacy-first world. Table of ContentsIntroduction: Welcome to the Future of PPCGA4: The Industry Standard for PPC AnalyticsWhy GA4 is Your Ultimate…
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E-commerce and Retail
Poper: AI-Powered Popups That Drive Engagement And Conversions Without Annoying Users
Marketers have used popups for years to capture leads, promote offers, and reduce bounce rates. But the reality is that most traditional popups fail to deliver results. Intrusive popups disrupt the browsing experience, leading to frustration and high exit rates. Irrelevant messaging makes popups feel spammy rather than helpful. A lack of smart targeting means users see popups at the…
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Analytics & Testing
How to Set Up GA4 for Multiple Domains in a Single Analytics Property
Google Analytics 4 (GA4) marks a significant departure from Universal Analytics (UA). It is an update and a complete transformation designed for a privacy-focused, cross-platform world. Understanding these fundamental changes is essential, particularly when managing subdomains and separate domains. From Sessions to Events: The Core Transformation Universal Analytics relied on sessions as its primary metric, focusing on website traffic and…
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Analytics & Testing
The Path to Conversion: Ensuring Every Page Guides Users Forward
When discussing website conversions, many immediately think of the final sale, lead submission, or sign-up. However, conversion is more than just a destination—a journey. Every visitor’s step toward becoming a customer, subscriber, or engaged user is a conversion. Each of these steps are conversions: Engagement Conversion: A visitor lands on the homepage and clicks on a featured blog post that…
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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
Advanced Web Ranking: Rank Tracking, Competitor Analysis, and SEO Reporting for Agencies
For SEO professionals, agencies, and in-house teams, tracking keyword rankings is only part of the battle. Understanding market share, visibility trends, and competitive landscapes is essential to making data-driven decisions that improve search performance. If you’ve struggled with unreliable ranking data, manual reporting, or scattered insights, Advanced Web Ranking (AWR) provides a complete solution for tracking, forecasting, and optimizing your…
