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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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Marketing Tools
From Leads to Sales: The Minimal Martech Stack for Small Business Marketing and Growth
Inbound marketing is a powerful way for small businesses to attract and convert customers without relying on expensive advertising. However, executing a successful strategy requires the proper marketing and sales platforms to create content, capture leads, nurture prospects, and measure results. For small businesses, balancing affordability and functionality is key. Below is a minimal MarTech stack, categorized into free and…
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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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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
Google Search Console: The Complete Guide and Your Prioritized Checklist for SEO Success in 2024
If you’ve been a reader for any length of time, you know how much I enjoy the challenges of SEO and the plethora of SEO tools available. As I worked with clients over the years, my organic search platform budget was extensive, and I believe the ROI was there. When I decided to focus beyond SEO and work as a CMO for…
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Analytics & Testing
5 Key Steps to Mastering Cross-Channel Attribution
Have you ever felt like you’re juggling too many balls trying to figure out which marketing tactic actually convinced your customer to click buy? Welcome to the club! In the ever-evolving maze of digital marketing, pinpointing each channel’s exact impact on drawing customers in can be like finding a needle in a haystack. This is where cross-channel attribution steps in,…
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Analytics & Testing
How Does Google Analytics Collect All Of That Data?
Google Analytics 4 (GA4) has revolutionized how businesses collect and analyze data. By utilizing a sophisticated tracking pixel and integrating with Google’s vast data ecosystem, GA4 offers unparalleled insights into user behavior. This integration allows for cross-device tracking, providing a seamless view of the customer journey from initial interaction to conversion. GA4’s event-based data model offers flexibility in tracking custom…
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Content Marketing
WordPress: Open A LiveChat Window By Clicking A Link or Button Using Elementor
One of our clients uses Elementor as their WordPress page builder. We’ve been helping them clean up their inbound marketing efforts over the last few months, minimizing the customizations they implemented and improving the systems’ communication—including analytics. The customer has LiveChat, a fantastic chat service with robust Google Analytics integration for every step of the chat process. LiveChat has a…
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Analytics & Testing
Google Tag Manager: How To Fire A Trigger Every Nth Page View (Sampling)
The paradoxical impact of adding tools to a website is reminiscent of a well-known phenomenon in science: The Observer Effect. The Observer Effect means the act of observing a system will influence what is being observed. Just as the act of observing can inadvertently alter the results of an experiment, incorporating tools intended to optimize a website can sometimes have…