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Website metrics tell you what’s working. They also show you what isn’t. That matters because most conversion problems are invisible until you measure them. With the right website analytics in place, you can see the full story: where people come from, what they do on your site, and which pages move them forward or cause […]

Every click on your campaign links tells a story. UTM mistakes decide whether that story shows up clearly in your data or blends into traffic that is hard to interpret. UTM tracking itself is pretty straightforward, but consistency is what makes it powerful. When your tags are structured properly, your website analytics can accurately reflect […]

Driving traffic is only half the battle. If you’re just looking at total hits, the actual customer journey remains a mystery, leaving you with numbers that don’t explain why people leave or what keeps them. Tracking website visitors is about seeing the behavior behind the numbers. It moves you past basic stats so you can […]

Your website gets traffic. But do you really know what visitors are doing once they arrive? Are they scrolling? Clicking? Dropping off halfway through checkout? That’s where web analytics comes in. Web analytics is the process of collecting, measuring, and analyzing website data to understand user behavior and improve performance. It helps you see what’s […]

Vertical SaaS lives and dies by two numbers: how many customers you add, and how many you keep. Most teams fixate on growth, but in 2026, retention is where the real pressure sits. Acquisition costs continue to rise, competition in service-based software keeps tightening, and churn erodes margins faster than most dashboards admit. If you […]

Every successful SaaS product understands user behavior at the action level. Event tracking tools make this possible by capturing how users interact with features, flows, and key moments across the product. With so many event analytics tools available, the difference often comes down to how quickly you can get reliable data and how easily teams […]

Third-party cookies are fading out, and browsers are increasingly limiting tracking by default. But you still need a reliable way to capture what happens on your site, such as pageviews, signups, and purchases. Server-side tracking keeps it simple: instead of sending tracking events straight from the browser to your tools, you capture key events on […]

Starting July 1st, 2023, Universal Analytics (UA) stopped processing hits, including standard properties in accounts containing 360 properties. Businesses that use UA are left with no option other than migrating to an alternate analytics solution. While Google came up with a more advanced version of UA, called Google Analytics 4 (GA4), to replace it, the […]

Since GA4 replaced Universal Analytics, one question keeps coming up: Is GA4 really the only option? For many marketers, product teams, and agencies, the answer is “NO”. Confusing reports, limited customization, delayed data, and growing privacy concerns have made teams actively look for Google Analytics alternatives that feel more usable and reliable. This article compares […]