Do You Really Need a Cookie Consent Banner? (Analytics Edition)
That cookie consent banner on your website — the one visitors dismiss without reading — is it actually required? Or […]
That cookie consent banner on your website — the one visitors dismiss without reading — is it actually required? Or […]
If you’re building a product and need to understand how users behave, two names come up in every conversation: PostHog
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You just launched your startup, added Google Analytics, and moved on to building your product. Sound familiar? That’s exactly what
The era of third-party cookies is ending. With browsers blocking tracking cookies by default and regulations tightening globally, businesses need
Setting up Plausible Analytics takes less time than making a cup of coffee. I’ve installed it on dozens of client
Choosing between Matomo and Plausible is one of the most common decisions I help clients make. Both are excellent privacy-first
Google Analytics 4 has become a legal liability for businesses operating in Europe. Data protection authorities in Austria, France, and