[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"blog-slug_blog_3_1":3,"blog-slug_blog_web-analytics-for-publishers_1000_1":40},{"article":4,"articles":15,"meta":33,"languages":39},{"id":5,"title":6,"excerpt":7,"locale":8,"slug":9,"authorSlug":10,"automaticTranslated":11,"publishedAt":12,"updatedAt":13,"doFollowLinks":11,"showIndex":11,"showCallToActions":11,"articleType":14},3060,"The EU wants to kill cookie banners","The EU wants to end annoying cookie pop-ups by letting users set their consent once in their browser. If passed, websites will have to respect those choices.","en","the-eu-wants-to-kill-cookie-banners-by-moving-consent-to-your-browser","iron-brands",false,"2025-11-20T05:40:14.356Z","2025-11-20T06:13:15.812Z","blog",[4,16,26],{"id":17,"title":18,"excerpt":19,"locale":8,"slug":20,"authorSlug":10,"automaticTranslated":11,"publishedAt":21,"updatedAt":22,"ctaTitle":23,"ctaDescription":24,"doFollowLinks":11,"showIndex":25,"showCallToActions":11,"articleType":14},3019,"Google is tracking you (even when you use DuckDuckGo)","Google tracks users even on DuckDuckGo via Analytics and embeds. A new study shows how deep Google’s web tracking really goes.","google-is-tracking-you-even-when-you-use-duck-duck-go","2025-07-14T08:56:41.709Z","2025-07-14T11:26:01.386Z","If you care about privacy, you don't use Google Analytics","Ditch the tracking, keep the insights. Try Simple Analytics.",true,{"id":27,"title":28,"excerpt":29,"locale":8,"slug":30,"authorSlug":10,"automaticTranslated":11,"publishedAt":31,"updatedAt":32,"doFollowLinks":11,"showIndex":11,"showCallToActions":11,"articleType":14},3018," German court rules Meta’s tracking tech violates GDPR","German court rules Meta’s tracking tech violates GDPR, allowing lawsuits without proof of harm. Big risks ahead for sites using Meta pixels.","german-court-rules-meta-s-tracking-tech-violates-gdpr","2025-07-10T08:20:51.111Z","2025-07-10T12:16:26.327Z",{"pagination":34},{"page":35,"pageSize":36,"pageCount":37,"total":38},1,3,362,1084,{},{"article":41},{"contentHtml":42,"content":43,"inlineMedia":44,"id":46,"title":47,"excerpt":48,"locale":8,"slug":49,"authorSlug":10,"automaticTranslated":11,"publishedAt":50,"updatedAt":51,"doFollowLinks":11,"showIndex":25,"showCallToActions":25,"articleType":14,"languages":52},"\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">For more than a decade now Google Analytics has been the go-to web analytics services for the Internet. But the winds are changing. Regulators across the world are getting serious about user privacy and \u003Cstrong>restricting the use of cookies\u003C/strong> and other trackers. \u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Publishers that rely on traditional, cookie-based solutions are starting to see \u003Cstrong>gaps in their data\u003C/strong> and increasingly turn to cookieless solutions as an addition or a supplement to their web analytics provider.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">\u003Cstrong>TL;DR\u003C/strong>\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003Cul>\n\u003Cli>Publishers using Google Analytics need a cookiebanner\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>More and more people decline cookies\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>This leaves a traffic data gap \u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>Cookieless analytics solutions like Simple Analytics run "in front of" the cookiebanner\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>Simple Analytics fixes your data traffic gap\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>Combining Google Analytics with Simple Analytics give you a 360 degrees view\u003C/li>\n\u003Cli>Two analytics solutions sounds daunting? It isn't since Simple Analytics is intuitive and easy to implement.\u003C/li>\n\u003C/ul>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Here is a detailed breakdown why reliance on cookies can be a liability and how a cookieless solution can fix that. Let’s dive in!\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003Col class=\"counters\">\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#cookies-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly\">Cookies: the good, the bad and the ugly\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#addressing-the-data-gap\">Addressing the data gap\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#adapting-to-a-cookieless-future\">Adapting to a cookieless future\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#going-cookieless-with-simple-analytics\">Going cookieless with Simple Analytics\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003Col>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#more-privacy-less-cookie-banners\">More privacy, less cookie banners\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#an-intuitive-ui\">An intuitive UI\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#easy-integration\">Easy integration\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#you-own-your-data\">You own your data\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#teamwork-made-easy\">Teamwork made easy\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#we-value-your-trust\">We value your trust\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#compliance-made-easy\">Compliance made easy\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003Cli>\u003CNuxtLink to=\"#try-it-out\">Try it out!\u003C/NuxtLink>\u003C/li>\u003C/ol>\u003C/li>\u003C/ol>\u003CCtaTwo />\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"cookies-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h2\" :articleId=\"2492\">Cookies: the good, the bad and the ugly\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">The pros of cookies are well known to marketers and publishers by now. Cookies allow for \u003Cstrong>accurate measurement\u003C/strong> of key web analytics metrics such as page views and unique visitors- at least in theory. On the other hand, cookies raise severe \u003Cstrong>privacy concerns\u003C/strong> by harvesting user data. Things only get worse when personal information is used for retargeting. \u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Compliance requirements are problematic as well. Many countries around the world require cookie consent. Internet users are increasingly concerned with data privacy and often reject cookies or use ad blockers. This results in high rates of \u003Cstrong>cookie rejection\u003C/strong>.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">When half your user base rejects or blocks cookies, some trends in the data will be very difficult or outright impossible to spot. Cookie opt-out creates a \u003Cstrong>massive data gap\u003C/strong> for traditional web analytics. \u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"addressing-the-data-gap\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h2\" :articleId=\"2492\">Addressing the data gap\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003Col>\n\u003Cli>The simplest way to close the data gap is ignoring the law. You just write cookies in the browser no matter what the users and the law say (please don't actually do this).\u003C/li>\n\u003C/ol>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">This is a terrible idea for many reasons. This strategy is not only unethical but also a surefire way for organizations to \u003Cstrong>get in trouble with privacy watchdogs\u003C/strong>. The EU even has an official cookie scanning tool, and its logs are easily used as proof in legal procedures.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003Col start=\"2\">\n\u003Cli>A second way to address the data gap is putting up a \u003Cstrong>cookie wall\u003C/strong>: a publisher tells website visitors that they can only access an article after consenting to cookies. In other words, visitors can either pay with their money, pay with their data, or scram.\u003C/li>\n\u003C/ol>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">This strategy is not without drawbacks. Cookie walls are something of a \u003Cstrong>legal gray area\u003C/strong> under the EU GDPR. Legal issues aside, a take-it-or-leave-it proposition can leave a sore taste in the user’s mouth and \u003Cstrong>undermine trust in a publisher\u003C/strong>.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">None of these options is really attractive. But there is a different path: publishers can adapt to the new regulatory requirements and ditch cookies- or at least, lessen their reliance on cookie-based analytics.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"adapting-to-a-cookieless-future\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h2\" :articleId=\"2492\">Adapting to a cookieless future\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">An increasing number of businesses rely on \u003Cstrong>cookieless solutions\u003C/strong>. These tools come with pros and cons: avoiding cookies and other identifiers is a privacy-friendly approach but sacrifices some accuracy- at least on paper.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">But in practice, the data gap for cookie banners is huge and getting bigger by the day. When rejection rates for cookies are high, having less fine-grained data for the entire user base enables better measurements than collecting detailed data for a portion of the user base only.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">The choice between traditional and cookieless analytics is not black-and-white, either. Some businesses successfully use cookieless tools as a \u003Cstrong>complement to cookie-based services\u003C/strong> such as Google Analytics and Adobe Analytics. This combination gives them the best of both worlds- they have fine-grained data from cookies along with \u003Cstrong>360 degrees\u003C/strong> vision on their user base.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Identifying trends is easier when the data at your disposal is both fine-grained and comprehensive. But because of cookie banners, you cannot have fine-grained data for the entire user base. The best you can do is collect fine grained data from users who accept cookies and more high-level data from the rest. This allows marketers to spot possible trends across two complementary data sets and opens the door to very powerful insight.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003Cp>\u003Cimg src=\"https://assets.simpleanalytics.com/blog/why-simple-analytics-is-a-great-alternative-to-google-analytics/google-analytics-dashboard-vs-simple-analytics-dashboard.png\" alt=\"Can you spot the difference between the dashboards?\">\u003C/p>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"going-cookieless-with-simple-analytics\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h2\" :articleId=\"2492\">Going cookieless with Simple Analytics\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Relying on two web analytics tools at the same time sounds daunting. But things don't have to be difficul. \u003CNuxtLink to=\"/\"  >Simple Analytics\u003C/NuxtLink> is built with this scenario in mind. Simple Analytics isn’t just cookieless and privacy-friendly: it is a powerful, intuitive product that new users can learn quickly and integrate seamlessly with other tools.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"more-privacy-less-cookie-banners\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h3\" :articleId=\"2492\">More privacy, less cookie banners\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">We at Simple Analytics \u003Cstrong>ditched cookies\u003C/strong> entirely. Our customers can use our service without having to display a \u003Cstrong>cookie banner\u003C/strong>, or combine Simple Analytics with a traditional web analytics tool to mitigate the data loss from cookie opt-outs.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">But we do more than just ditch cookies: \u003Cstrong>we don’t collect any personal data at all-period\u003C/strong>. We do not track users based on IP, generate device fingerprints, or invade on the user’s privacy in any way.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Simple Analytics doesn’t exploit shady workarounds to track users. We offer true privacy instead. It’s as simple as that.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"an-intuitive-ui\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h3\" :articleId=\"2492\">An intuitive UI\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">We designed our software to be as \u003Cstrong>intuitive\u003C/strong> as possible for new users. All of the metrics you need fit in a clear, user-friendly dashboard that isn’t cluttered with useless options. We make web analytics simple- it’s in our name after all.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"easy-integration\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h3\" :articleId=\"2492\">Easy integration\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">We made sure that Simple Analytics can be integrated with other software with no friction. You can import your Google Analytics data and use our \u003Cstrong>plug-in library\u003C/strong> for integration with common services like Google Tag Manager, Google Looker Studio, WordPress, CloudFlare, and more. If we don’t have the right plug-in, the Simple Analytics API allows you to simply export \u003Cstrong>raw and aggregated data\u003C/strong>.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"you-own-your-data\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h3\" :articleId=\"2492\">You own your data\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">You own and control your Simple Analytics data. We do not use your data for any purpose, do not sell it to anyone, and do not store it if you leave Simple Analytics. You can export it at any time, and it is yours to keep if you stop using the service. We have absolutely no claim over it- full stop.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"teamwork-made-easy\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h3\" :articleId=\"2492\">Teamwork made easy\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Simple Analytics makes it easy to share the data with your team. You can forward \u003Cstrong>reports\u003C/strong> to your team or grant them direct access to the data with \u003Cstrong>team roles\u003C/strong> like Admin, Finance, or Developer. All these features can be managed seamlessly through your account with only a few clicks.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"we-value-your-trust\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h3\" :articleId=\"2492\">We value your trust\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">We honor our customers’ trust. We work non-stop to address any problems they might have and offer Enterprise-level customers \u003Cstrong>full video support\u003C/strong> for any issue they might experience with Simple Analytics.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">We also offer a \u003Cstrong>Service level agreement\u003C/strong> where we commit to reliably providing a high quality service and ensuring the integrity and availability of customer data.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"compliance-made-easy\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h3\" :articleId=\"2492\">Compliance made easy\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Not collecting personal data is a radical data minimization strategy that *\u003Cstrong>eases the compliance burden\u003C/strong> on our customers. If you stop collecting personal data, you no longer need to worry about the GDPR, the CCPA, and other privacy legislations.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Additionally, Simple Analytics comes with extensive legal documentation and legal & compliance support for Enterprise customers.\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  id=\"try-it-out\" parent=\"\" tag=\"h3\" :articleId=\"2492\">Try it out!\u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">If you are looking to ditch cookies or supplement a cookie-based solution, feel free to \u003CNuxtLink to=\"/signup\"  >give Simple Analytics a try\u003C/NuxtLink>. \u003C/ContentEditable>\n\u003CContentEditable  parent=\"\" tag=\"p\" :articleId=\"2492\">Additionally, if you want me to personally walk you through, schedule a meeting using \u003Ca referrerpolicy=\"strict-origin-when-cross-origin\" href=\"https://cal.com/ironbrands/30min?utm_source=simpleanalytics.com\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener nofollow\">my calendar link\u003C/a>. I'm happy to help! \u003C/ContentEditable>\n","For more than a decade now Google Analytics has been the go-to web analytics services for the Internet. But the winds are changing. Regulators across the world are getting serious about user privacy and **restricting the use of cookies** and other trackers. \n\nPublishers that rely on traditional, cookie-based solutions are starting to see **gaps in their data** and increasingly turn to cookieless solutions as an addition or a supplement to their web analytics provider.\n\n**TL;DR**\n- Publishers using Google Analytics need a cookiebanner\n- More and more people decline cookies\n- This leaves a traffic data gap \n- Cookieless analytics solutions like Simple Analytics run \"in front of\" the cookiebanner\n- Simple Analytics fixes your data traffic gap\n- Combining Google Analytics with Simple Analytics give you a 360 degrees view\n- Two analytics solutions sounds daunting? It isn't since Simple Analytics is intuitive and easy to implement.\n\nHere is a detailed breakdown why reliance on cookies can be a liability and how a cookieless solution can fix that. Let’s dive in!\n\n{{tableofcontents}}\n\n## Cookies: the good, the bad and the ugly\n\nThe pros of cookies are well known to marketers and publishers by now. Cookies allow for **accurate measurement** of key web analytics metrics such as page views and unique visitors- at least in theory. On the other hand, cookies raise severe **privacy concerns** by harvesting user data. Things only get worse when personal information is used for retargeting. \n\nCompliance requirements are problematic as well. Many countries around the world require cookie consent. Internet users are increasingly concerned with data privacy and often reject cookies or use ad blockers. This results in high rates of **cookie rejection**.\n\nWhen half your user base rejects or blocks cookies, some trends in the data will be very difficult or outright impossible to spot. Cookie opt-out creates a **massive data gap** for traditional web analytics. \n\n## Addressing the data gap\n\n1. The simplest way to close the data gap is ignoring the law. You just write cookies in the browser no matter what the users and the law say (please don't actually do this).\n\nThis is a terrible idea for many reasons. This strategy is not only unethical but also a surefire way for organizations to **get in trouble with privacy watchdogs**. The EU even has an official cookie scanning tool, and its logs are easily used as proof in legal procedures.\n\n2. A second way to address the data gap is putting up a **cookie wall**: a publisher tells website visitors that they can only access an article after consenting to cookies. In other words, visitors can either pay with their money, pay with their data, or scram.\n\nThis strategy is not without drawbacks. Cookie walls are something of a **legal gray area** under the EU GDPR. Legal issues aside, a take-it-or-leave-it proposition can leave a sore taste in the user’s mouth and **undermine trust in a publisher**.\n\nNone of these options is really attractive. But there is a different path: publishers can adapt to the new regulatory requirements and ditch cookies- or at least, lessen their reliance on cookie-based analytics.\n\n## Adapting to a cookieless future\n\nAn increasing number of businesses rely on **cookieless solutions**. These tools come with pros and cons: avoiding cookies and other identifiers is a privacy-friendly approach but sacrifices some accuracy- at least on paper.\n\nBut in practice, the data gap for cookie banners is huge and getting bigger by the day. When rejection rates for cookies are high, having less fine-grained data for the entire user base enables better measurements than collecting detailed data for a portion of the user base only.\n\nThe choice between traditional and cookieless analytics is not black-and-white, either. Some businesses successfully use cookieless tools as a **complement to cookie-based services** such as Google Analytics and Adobe Analytics. This combination gives them the best of both worlds- they have fine-grained data from cookies along with **360 degrees** vision on their user base.\n\nIdentifying trends is easier when the data at your disposal is both fine-grained and comprehensive. But because of cookie banners, you cannot have fine-grained data for the entire user base. The best you can do is collect fine grained data from users who accept cookies and more high-level data from the rest. This allows marketers to spot possible trends across two complementary data sets and opens the door to very powerful insight.\n\n![Can you spot the difference between the dashboards?](https://assets.simpleanalytics.com/blog/why-simple-analytics-is-a-great-alternative-to-google-analytics/google-analytics-dashboard-vs-simple-analytics-dashboard.png)\n\n## Going cookieless with Simple Analytics\n\nRelying on two web analytics tools at the same time sounds daunting. But things don't have to be difficul. [Simple Analytics](https://www.simpleanalytics.com/) is built with this scenario in mind. Simple Analytics isn’t just cookieless and privacy-friendly: it is a powerful, intuitive product that new users can learn quickly and integrate seamlessly with other tools.\n\n### More privacy, less cookie banners\n\nWe at Simple Analytics **ditched cookies** entirely. Our customers can use our service without having to display a **cookie banner**, or combine Simple Analytics with a traditional web analytics tool to mitigate the data loss from cookie opt-outs.\n\nBut we do more than just ditch cookies: **we don’t collect any personal data at all-period**. We do not track users based on IP, generate device fingerprints, or invade on the user’s privacy in any way.\n\nSimple Analytics doesn’t exploit shady workarounds to track users. We offer true privacy instead. It’s as simple as that.\n\n### An intuitive UI\n\nWe designed our software to be as **intuitive** as possible for new users. All of the metrics you need fit in a clear, user-friendly dashboard that isn’t cluttered with useless options. We make web analytics simple- it’s in our name after all.\n\n### Easy integration\n\nWe made sure that Simple Analytics can be integrated with other software with no friction. You can import your Google Analytics data and use our **plug-in library** for integration with common services like Google Tag Manager, Google Looker Studio, WordPress, CloudFlare, and more. If we don’t have the right plug-in, the Simple Analytics API allows you to simply export **raw and aggregated data**.\n\n### You own your data\nYou own and control your Simple Analytics data. We do not use your data for any purpose, do not sell it to anyone, and do not store it if you leave Simple Analytics. You can export it at any time, and it is yours to keep if you stop using the service. We have absolutely no claim over it- full stop.\n\n### Teamwork made easy\n\nSimple Analytics makes it easy to share the data with your team. You can forward **reports** to your team or grant them direct access to the data with **team roles** like Admin, Finance, or Developer. All these features can be managed seamlessly through your account with only a few clicks.\n\n### We value your trust\n\nWe honor our customers’ trust. We work non-stop to address any problems they might have and offer Enterprise-level customers **full video support** for any issue they might experience with Simple Analytics.\n\nWe also offer a **Service level agreement** where we commit to reliably providing a high quality service and ensuring the integrity and availability of customer data.\n\n### Compliance made easy\n\nNot collecting personal data is a radical data minimization strategy that ***eases the compliance burden** on our customers. If you stop collecting personal data, you no longer need to worry about the GDPR, the CCPA, and other privacy legislations.\n\nAdditionally, Simple Analytics comes with extensive legal documentation and legal & compliance support for Enterprise customers.\n\n### Try it out!\n\nIf you are looking to ditch cookies or supplement a cookie-based solution, feel free to [give Simple Analytics a try](https://www.simpleanalytics.com/signup). \n\nAdditionally, if you want me to personally walk you through, schedule a meeting using [my calendar link](https://cal.com/ironbrands/30min). I'm happy to help! \n",{"data":45},null,2492,"Web analytics for publishers","How cookieless analytics can help publishers address data gaps and grow trust with the readers","web-analytics-for-publishers","2024-08-08T15:12:31.035Z","2025-04-02T13:36:11.138Z",{"en":53,"de":54,"fr":56,"it":58,"es":60,"nl":62},{"slug":49},{"slug":55},"web-analyse-fuer-verleger",{"slug":57},"analyse-du-web-pour-les-editeurs",{"slug":59},"analisi-web-per-gli-editori",{"slug":61},"analisis-web-para-editores",{"slug":63},"webanalyse-voor-uitgevers"]