Having a high Bounce Rate in Google Analytics could mean one of two things: either you have a really boring website or people found what they’re looking for and leave. It depends per website and you can’t just assume one or the other. To find out what’s going on, you can use an Adjusted Bounce…
In previous posts I explained how to modify CAOS’ tracking code when you’re using gtag.js. Today we’re going to integrate Bookeo into CAOS using analytics.js.
Recently I received an inquiry on the support forum asking if it is possible to track Google Ads conversions with CAOS. It appears it is! Using CAOS’ integrated filters it is quite easy to modify the tracking code using a WordPress plugin. Let me show you how you can write your own mini plugin for…
Recently I added possibilities for WordPress developers to modify CAOS’ tracking snippet using filters. Shortly afterwards I received an inquiry on the support forum asking if I could integrate Google Optimize in CAOS. Instead of continuously releasing updates, I figured I’d just explain, how you can write your own WordPress plugin, and integrate it into…
Ad Blockers; a thorn in the side of every online business. Wouldn’t it be great if we could bypass those Ad Blockers and keep our Google Analytics data accurate? That’s what Steve from Its420somewhere.com thought, when he contacted me with a well-researched feature request for CAOS Pro. A stealth mode to bypass (most) ad blockers….
Besides analytics.js, I recently added support for gtag.js to CAOS. To be honest I didn’t really think it through. Many people asked for gtag.js support and me being the obedient soldier that I am, I just implemented it. The update was received with (virtual) standing ovations and… panic. Riots in the streets. WORLDWIDE C-H-AOS! (wink…