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Thanks for the mention of ga4dataform!

Leon great vid! I am using Pressidium Cookie Consent. Do I use the Pressidium template when setting up consent mode or do I use the Consent mode template?

Definitely interested in the full course 🙂

Amazing training course! You have explained every detail in such easy way that a beginner can easily understand. Thank you. Keep going.

Hi this is the general question about the case I am struggling with. When I click deny in cookie bot consent banner there is still _ga cookie present inside the application/cookies section. Are you familiar with that case ?

I did the same for linkedIn click id, i have the li_fat_id cookie, but the value in the server-side preview variables keeps staying undefined. What could the reason?

What if i want to set consents for Matomo, MetaPixel and LinkedIn? How to separate the consents for triggering the client and server side tracking. The user can select not Accept All, but only Matomo for example

Damn thanks so much for the clarity man, it looked so confusing ahah

Thank you so much, I'm a total newbee and you brought me a big step further in getting out of this mess of information. Now I need to figure out, how to set this up in Google Ads. In the campaign manager it's still giving me the message, that the conversion action is inactive. In analytics it worked perfectly.

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I'm interested in a Cookiebot tutorial! 🍪

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Great video, Leon! Just a quick note-by firing the page_view manually instead of using gtag.js, it seems you might be missing out on some advanced consent mode capabilities. This could potentially cause issues like client ID duplication and skewed tracking. Also, manually firing events may miss key data like page_location, referrer, and UTM parameters unless added manually, which can affect session tracking and attribution. Is that correct, or am I missing something? Would love to hear your thoughts on this!

Is there a specific reason that you do not use the cookiebot CMP template from Cookiebot themselves?

Very helpful, thanks! But can I exclude the internal traffic if the IPs are dynamic?

Thanks Leon, for the detailed explanation. You have explained it very clearly. I have implemented the server-side setup exactly as you explained, but for some reason, I’m only seeing the page_view and user_engagement events on the server side, and not any other custom events. Could you please help me with this?

Hi Leon How can track "add to cart" with server side? We use stape Thx

you can also just take the gcs from the event data and make an event data variable and use it in the triggers. So gcs starts with g11 in your trigger. Kinda easier tbh. Or even easier, just make a transformation and assign it to all the tags u need consent with

Hello Leon, Thank you for your videos. At 22:17 I think you said that we need to setup the Event ID within the tag (Server container). But when you explain the Event ID feature, you never go back to edit that Tag. Is it normal? Other question, will you release a video about the custom loader? I was a bit lost when you talk about custom loaders. Thanks again

I'd say that this is also good for people finding it hard to get their heads around GA4, compared to the old version (which I found much more intuitive).

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Are CAPI work with ad block ??

How to make cookieless for ga4 please make video sir

Life saver. Great video!

Very nice video! Everything precise and comprehensive :) Could you make a video where you explain how to setup consent mode for non-google tags, like for example Facebook Pixel? You mentioned in the video that it does not work out of the box with non-google tags.

Heel waardevol. Bedankt voor de video Leon!

Google Analytics offers great features. However, Matomo is a more efficient tracking tool and enhances your reporting with vital, actionable insights. I recommend integrating both tools! What does Matomo do better than GA4? Simpler access to information Matomo provides a much easier way to gather and analyze data compared to GA4. Keyword tracking from SERPs Matomo allows you to identify which keywords users used to reach your website via search engine result pages (SERPs). GA4 no longer makes this information accessible! No consent required Matomo can be configured to operate without requiring user consent, eliminating the need for cookie banners in certain setups. Log file analysis Matomo can analyze server log files directly, enabling additional tracking methods that are unavailable in Google Analytics. Fewer blocks by ad blockers Matomo is less frequently blocked by ad blockers compared to Google Analytics, allowing you to collect more comprehensive data. Detailed user profiles Matomo creates detailed user profiles (pseudonymized or personalized), enabling you to follow the entire customer journey over multiple visits. This feature is far more robust than in Analytics, offering actionable insights for in-depth evaluations! An important point: Behavior of GA4 Cookies Cookies blocked: Browsers like Safari or Firefox block third-party cookies, which impacts GA4's ability to: Maintain persistent connections: GA4 cannot recognize that the same user revisits the site later via a direct URL because cookies aren’t stored. Track original referrals: If a user initially visits your site via Google Ads, GA4 cannot establish this connection if the user returns later. No effect of "Accept All": Even if the user clicks "Accept All," some browsers still block third-party cookies by default, including those used by GA4. Behavior of Matomo Cookies First-party cookies: Matomo uses first-party cookies by default, which are not blocked by most browsers. Cookieless tracking: Even if cookies are blocked by extensions or browser settings, Matomo can pseudonymously recognize users through alternative mechanisms, such as IP address or browser fingerprinting. Persistent tracking: Matomo can track the original referrer (e.g., Google Ads) and maintain this connection for later visits, either through cookies or server-side tracking.

Hello Leon, I have a problem with the insight tag-template. I don't have the event id - field. Have you had that problem? Why am I not seeing that field? :(

This video helped me a lot... Thank you 🙏

Great video, Leon! The updated Cookiebot filter solution is super clear and helpful. Thanks for breaking it down step-by-step-this will definitely save time and headaches. Keep up the awesome work! If you're ever looking for a video editor to help streamline your workflow and enhance engagement, I'd love to collaborate and help take your channel to the next level!

very insightful

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Thank you, Leon!

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I've just set up Google AdSense on my Wix site. The Google Consent Banner is blocking Ads, and the consent form comes up on every day as I navigate through my website. Do you have any tips to amend this

Thank you so much! You're the best!

Can you provide more context or sources that made you think GA4 is changing? Sampling by GA4 is a known behaviour all along. Anything else that make you state that GA4 is changing? Or is this just a clickbait title when the video is nothing but just about the benefits of connecting to BigQuery?

Thank you - seems logical indeed to do that indeed for our clients! And for bigquery you can store data also for longer than the 14 months that GA4 is limiting you right? But then your privacystatement I guess would need to reflect that with the current GDPR rules? Since in the cookie/privacystatement we mention that all data will be deleted after 14 months? Or is that not relevant as all data is 'anonymized' in bigquery?

Leon thank you for this video! I have installed the Pixel and Conversion API with server-side tracking by following your tutorials. However, I am facing an issue with the deduplication of standard events on Meta. I am sending as much data as possible to Meta on both the server and browser sides, and I have ensured that the unique event ID parameter is included. Despite this, Facebook’s debug tool is not deduplicating the events, and in production, I see the same issue-my events are duplicated. I am unable to identify the root cause of this problem, despite countless hours of research. Do you (or anyone here) have any idea where to prevent the problem? The site I'm working on is in pre-production. Thanks in advance, Sam

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I belive google will fail to AI and we will be looking for GA4 replacement in year or two

Thanks for a good video! Do do have a problem with the inspector though, I don't have the "Domain" column, just "Type" instead. And I can't find any columns setting.

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Thanks for such a wonderful learning video. I learned a lot today and subscribed to the channel.

Hello Leon, I sent a message through your website and Instagram two weeks ago regarding coaching to solve a server-side issue on a simple 4-page funnel, but I haven’t received a response yet. Could you confirm if my messages were received?

there are two things i don't understand: how do you connect tag manager to stape? Do you put stape url somewhere? In Stape i can see the Meta Conversions API Gateway, i can't understand if it's useful or not, what do you think?

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Hi Leon. very helpful video! We're struggeling with the fact that we have multiple accounts. But everytime we generate a token, it gives us the same one per account. Does that mean that 1 token is used for different ad accounts? Because it doesn't seem to work or atleast, we're not receiving data. If we then go to the account that doesn't generate anything and we create a new token.. it's a different one again. Hard to find information on this, maybe you know how it works. Thanks!

A very good tutorial, but unfortunately with such consent mode settings there is a high probability that there will be more browser PageView events than server events. Let's assume you are running a product campaign on Facebook. The landing page is the product card. The client accepts the consents. On the same page, the pixel tag is fired in Client Side GTM, but unfortunately not in Server Side GTM. And this applies to all entry page scenarios. Maybe you know how to deal with this?

Great Video! Do you have any tips for splitting Google Ads lead conversions within a table?