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Google Tag Manager gathers pixels and scripts in one container. And suddenly you can see everything: what runs on the site, what is duplicated and


Google Tag Manager gathers pixels and scripts in one container. And suddenly you can see everything: what runs on the site, what is duplicated and


Each month you only need to check five places in Google Search Console: the Performance report, the Pages report, Sitemaps, Core Web Vitals with HTTPS,


Your own analytics, for example Matomo instead of Google Analytics, makes more sense when a company has to control its data, meet GDPR requirements and


An outage during the holidays should be spotted by an automated tool, not by a customer. And that tool should notify a specific person who


GitHub Actions wins on simplicity and a fast start, Jenkins on flexibility and control over the infrastructure. On forums such as Reddit or in reviews


We increasingly get inquiries phrased bluntly: we want a self-hosted Matomo instead of Google Analytics, we just are not entirely sure what that means for


A BaseLinker integration stops being enough when every change in the process needs another rule, another exception and another person who remembers why it was


The best AI apps for a company fall into a few categories: text and knowledge, research, graphics, productivity and programming. They are chosen for a


An openclaw.ai AI agent differs from an ordinary assistant because it works autonomously: it checks tasks on its own, remembers context and carries out operations
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