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WooCommerce Server-Side Tracking Setup: 15 Minutes vs 15 Hours
January 2, 2026GTM server-side tracking: 15-20 hours minimum. WordPress plugin: 15 minutes. Same result—your conversions tracked server-side,[…]
GTM Server-Side Is Overkill for Most WordPress Stores
January 1, 2026GTM server-side tracking promises better data. It delivers complexity most WordPress stores can’t absorb. Cloud[…]
Brave CNAME Uncloaking: Why Your Subdomain Tracking Trick Doesn’t Work
January 1, 2026Your server-side GTM setup uses ss.yoursite.com to bypass ad blockers. Brave users still see nothing.[…]
Why Your GA4 Purchase Events Are Missing WooCommerce Conversions
January 1, 2026Your WooCommerce dashboard shows 150 orders this month. GA4 shows 98 purchase events. That’s not[…]
Multi-Platform Tracking for WordPress: One Plugin for All Destinations
January 1, 2026You’re running GA4, Facebook Ads, and Google Ads. That means three tracking plugins, three configuration[…]
The WordPress Server-Side Tracking Decision Tree 2026
January 1, 2026GTM server-side: 15-20 hours setup, $100-150/month hosting, requires dedicated expertise. WordPress-native: 15 minutes setup, no[…]
WordPress Server-Side Tracking Debugging in 2026: Plugin Logs vs GTM Preview Mode
January 1, 2026AI diagnosed server tracking issues in minutes that took 2 days to fix manually. The[…]
Why Your Klaviyo WooCommerce Integration Keeps Breaking (And How to Fix It)
December 31, 2025The Klaviyo WooCommerce integration breaks repeatedly for thousands of stores—every few weeks, Placed Order events[…]
Google Consent Mode V2 for WooCommerce: What Broke and How to Fix It
December 31, 2025July 21, 2025—Google began full enforcement of Consent Mode V2 for EEA traffic. If your[…]
Why WooCommerce Hooks Beat GTM dataLayer Events
December 31, 2025WooCommerce hooks are architecturally superior to GTM dataLayer events for ecommerce tracking. dataLayer events depend[…]