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Google Saved the Cookie: What the April 2025 Reversal Actually Means
January 8, 2026Google reversed its third-party cookie deprecation on April 22, 2025. After five years of delays[…]
GA4 Analytics Cookies Are First-Party: Why Your Tracking Works Differently
January 8, 2026GA4 uses first-party cookies stored on your own domain—not the third-party cookies being blocked. When[…]
Facebook Pixel Not Tracking Purchases on WooCommerce: The 2026 Server-Side Fix
January 7, 2026Facebook Pixel fails to track WooCommerce purchases because it’s browser-based—blocked by the 31.5% of users[…]
Build Your Own Analytics Stack: WordPress to BigQuery to Looker
January 7, 2026Enterprise analytics stacks cost $50K-500K per year. WordPress store owners can build equivalent functionality with[…]
When Facebook CAPI Events Disappear: How to Debug Server-Side Tracking
January 7, 2026Facebook CAPI events can fire successfully in GTM preview mode yet never reach Meta—and most[…]
GA4 BigQuery Event Limit: What Happens When Your WooCommerce Store Hits 1 Million
January 7, 2026GA4’s free tier limits BigQuery exports to approximately 1 million events per day. When high-traffic[…]
Pinterest Conversions API for WooCommerce Without GTM
January 7, 2026Pinterest recommends running both Tag and CAPI together to capture 20-30% more conversions—but every setup[…]
GA4 BigQuery Export Data Does Not Match
January 6, 2026Your GA4 dashboard shows 847 purchases. BigQuery says 912. WooCommerce recorded 923. None of them[…]
The Facebook for WooCommerce Plugin Is Broken Again
January 6, 2026The official Facebook for WooCommerce plugin has a documented reliability problem—settings disappear without warning, CAPI[…]
Reddit Ads Conversion Tracking for WooCommerce
January 6, 2026Reddit represents a major untapped advertising channel for WooCommerce stores. With 433M+ weekly active users[…]