How to Set Up Goal Tracking in Plausible Analytics
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Amanda is a web analytics consultant specialising in privacy-respecting alternatives to Google Analytics. Over 12 years she has helped more than 200 companies — across e-commerce, SaaS, publishing and healthcare — move to ethical, GDPR-compliant tracking without losing the insights they rely on.
Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E) and Certified Matomo Professional, she writes here about the practical side of measuring a website without surveilling its visitors.
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