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First-Party Cookie Countdown 2026
December 25, 2025First-party cookies are NOT dying in 2026—but they’re not created equal across browsers. Chrome allows[…]
First-Party Data Strategy
December 25, 2025A first-party data strategy collects customer information directly from your own channels—website, email, purchases—rather than[…]
Stop Apologizing for Cookies
December 25, 2025Top performers achieve 72-90% consent rates with honest banners—not dark patterns. Trust is the most[…]
Browser Fingerprinting in 2026
December 27, 2025Browser fingerprinting accuracy drops below 50% for marketing attribution due to privacy restrictions. IP addresses[…]
Universal IDs, UID2, and Hashed Emails: The Cookie Alternatives Big Ad Tech Uses (And Why WordPress Stores Already Have Something Better)
December 24, 2025UID2 and LiveRamp RampID solve publisher monetization—how to sell ad inventory without cookies. But WooCommerce[…]
Brave Browser Is Killing Your GA4 Data: What 100M Privacy-First Users Mean for WordPress Tracking
December 24, 2025Brave Browser passed 100 million monthly active users in September 2025—and every one of them[…]
I Set Up Facebook CAPI But Events Are Not Showing: The WooCommerce Troubleshooting Guide
December 24, 2025The Facebook for WooCommerce plugin fires purchase events when the thank you page loads—but payment[…]
I Don’t Understand GTM Server-Side Tagging: The WordPress Store Owner Plain English Guide
December 23, 2025GTM server-side tagging moves tracking from browsers to servers, bypassing ad blockers and Safari’s 7-day[…]
Server-Side Tracking for WordPress Without Leaving WordPress: Why Plugin-Based Beats Container-Based
December 27, 2025Plugin-based server-side tracking runs entirely within WordPress—no Google Cloud, no Docker containers, no GTM expertise[…]
Server-Side Tracking in 15 Minutes: The No-Code WordPress Setup That Actually Works
December 23, 2025Traditional GTM server-side setup takes 50-120 hours. WordPress-native solutions achieve the same server-side tracking benefits[…]