Webinar: Alternatives for Google Analytics 4

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Universal Analytics, Google Analytics 4's predecessor, will stop collecting data on 1 July 2023. That is what Google recently announced. In this Dutch webinar Glenn Weuts, Head of Marketing Technology at iO, explains what exactly will happen and how to best prepare for a migration to a new analytics platform.

Universal Analytics, Google Analytics 4's predecessor, will stop collecting data on 1 July 2023. That is what Google recently announced. In this English webinar Glenn Weuts, Head of Marketing Technology at iO, explains what exactly will happen and how to best prepare for a migration to a new analytics platform.

You may not have noticed, but a lot has changed in terms of analytics and tracking over the past five years. This is partly because we've already grown accustomed to many changes, and partly because their impact has come very gradually. Half a decade ago, no one knew of the existence of a cookie banner, a year later everyone thought they could never get used to it, and today we don't know any better. We've made serious strides in terms of data regulation, and perhaps the biggest steps are yet to come in 2024.

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The marketing world is changing faster and faster, with a new update or new guidelines to discover every day. Google Consent Mode version 2 is an upcoming update from Google that aims to help website owners comply with increasingly stringent privacy legislation (AVG/GDPR). This implementation is mandated by Google from March 2024. So be sure not to hesitate and get informed in this webinar so that you can set up the right actions in preparation.

Universal Analytics, the older brother of Google Analytics 4, will stop collecting data in July 2023. In other words: marketers will need to find an alternative. In this whitepaper, we discuss the most recent version of Google's data analysis tool: Google Analytics 4. With Google Analytics 4, Google is committed to scalability, privacy-centric measurement, machine learning, and expanding the integration features of the platform. This makes the latest version of GA fully future-proof — as will you be, after reading this whitepaper.

2020 and 2021 have been chaotic, to say the least. For digital marketers, 2022 is already off to a similar start. An Austrian judge ruled that the use of Google Analytics violates the GDPR. Considering that the tool has a market share of 85.2%, this has caused a lot of panic in the industry. However, before we start making rash decisions, it's time to look at the facts. Put all of those ideas of throwing your entire analytics stack out the window aside, sit down and read this.

Universal Analytics will stop collecting data on 1 July 2023. This was recently announced by Google. Users with a paying license get 3 extra months — for them, the data collection stops on 1 October 2023. As a result, many companies are sounding the alarm.

Everything evolves, including marketing and analytics. For instance, server-side tracking - an old measurement technique - is currently experiencing a revival. This technique helps you collect data about your customers online.  Server-side tracking instead of client-side tracking  At iO, we know that data is essential to gain insights, improve your users' experience and optimise your ROI. But how do you reliably collect data as more and more browsers ban third-party cookies?  The traditional way of collecting data - client-side tracking - is becoming increasingly limited because of privacy concerns and browser restrictions. Server-side tracking is the answer to this problem. In this blog post, we'll tell you more about the pros and cons of server-side tracking, how to set up server-side tracking yourself, what the best practices are and what it costs. 

With Google Analytics 4 (GA4), it's time for the latest chapter in the Google analytics saga. The next instalment? 2023 – when universal analytics data collection will finally end for good. Interesting times for marketers and marketing managers. You’re better off starting the migration to GA4 today than putting it off until tomorrow. Read on to find out more about why you should start migration to GA4 today.

Data collection and developments in legislation and browsers are hot topics in digital marketing. Safari and Firefox are blocking third-party cookies by default, and Chrome will follow in 2024 – with a market share of no less than 65%. We’ll walk you through the main developments and opportunities that these changes bring in this article.

As we navigate through 2024, the seismic shifts in search engine algorithms and user preferences demand that marketers adapt swiftly. The emergence of new search engines alongside Google's evolving algorithms highlights the urgent need for a robust, adaptable SEO strategy. In this rapidly changing digital landscape, integrating SEO holistically into your marketing efforts from the outset isn't just beneficial; it's imperative for staying competitive and visible.

Since Google Optimize closed its doors in October 2023, you might be wondering where to turn for reliable A/B testing tools. Well, you're not alone. Here at iO, we've navigated the shifting landscape to find the best alternatives for you, uncovering the leading A/B testing solutions that stand out for their innovation and efficiency. This guide is crafted from our expertise to yours, offering a streamlined selection of tools that promise to fill the gap left by Google Optimize and enhance your digital marketing strategies. 

The marketing world keeps turning faster, with new updates or guidelines at every turn. It’s a world that forces businesses to change with it. A recent change by this organization includes, among other things, that Google Consent Mode must receive an update by March 2024 to enhance user privacy. Take the Digital Markets Act, for instance. This European legislative body regulates digital platforms by creating laws. A recent legislative change includes that Google Consent Mode is required to carry out an update by March 2024 at the latest to better protect users’ privacy.

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