Blog articles covering Server-side tagging. Server-side tagging from AdPage you use to AVG-proof 100% of your conversions.
In this article, we will take a deep dive into the world of cookies, the reasons behind the elimination of third-party cookies, the alternatives that are emerging, and how you as a business can continue to navigate these changes. In addition, we invite you to an exclusive webinar where we take an even deeper look at the future of digital ads and give you practical tips on how to adapt your strategy.
On Friday, September 8, we hosted our first seminar! This afternoon was entirely dedicated to privacy and tracking and how to best anticipate this as an online marketing specialist. With sessions from DDMA, Digitale Bazen, Analytics Support and of course AdPage itself, it was a very successful and valuable afternoon. In this article we list the most important learning points of this afternoon for you.
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Leon Verstraten (owner Detailrs) is a young, driven entrepreneur who puts a lot of energy into online marketing campaigns. He noticed that his campaign results were declining and that there was less measurement. By implementing server-side tagging he now has over 60% more data at his disposal.
The Meta Conversions API was introduced as a solution for measuring conversions without relying on third-party cookies. It also requires server-side tagging to bypass adblockers. This provides protection of private data and complies with AVG legislation.
Measuring your site and your online campaigns is becoming increasingly difficult thanks to constant updates to browsers, operating systems and adblockers. And then there are privacy laws to consider. Server-side tagging is the solution to still be able to accurately measure your site visitors in an AVG-friendly way.
With Server-side Tagging, you are going to store the data on your own domain and your server. In this way, all data will end up in a safe place to which only you have access. You then decide with which parties you want to share this data (encrypted). What exactly is Server Side Tagging and what is the impact of all the upcoming changes? In this article we tell you more about it.