Server-Side Event Tracking: A Complete Implementation Guide

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2020 öffnete #Google eine neue Püchse der Pandora, indem sie eine Variante des Tag Managers zum #ServerSideTracking vorstellten. D.h. Nutzende haben nicht mehr viele #ThirdParties in ihrem Browser, die alle #Cookies setzen wollen, sondern sie interagieren mit der Webseite und die Trackingdaten werden von der Serverseite an Third Parties verteilt. Man kriegt also wenig bis nichts mit. Diese Studie dröselt es auf. Eins der Beispiele: The British Medical Journal.

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As a digital marketer, I am always on the lookout for new and innovative ways to improve the overall performance of campaigns for my clients. One method that has been gaining a lot of attention lately, in the wake of third-party cookie deprecation, is server-side tracking. In this blog post, I will explore what server-side tracking is, how it works, and why it is the future of digital conversion tracking.

What is it, you may be asking yourself… How is it relevant for me? Server-side tracking is a method of collecting data about user behaviour on a website or your app by sending requests directly to the server instead of relying on client-side scripts like Google measurement tags. This means that all tracking data is collected and processed on the server side, rather than in the user’s browser.

Server-side tracking works by sending tracking requests to your server every time a user interacts with your website or app. These requests contain information about the user’s behaviour, for instance which pages they visited, how long they spent on each page, if they have signed up to a newsletter, or purchased one of your products.

The server then processes this data and stores it in a database, where it can be analysed, sent to a media partner and used in the optimisation process to improve the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns. Because all tracking data is collected on the server side and considered first-party, it is more reliable and accurate than client-side tracking (often third-party), which can be affected by ad blockers, privacy settings, and other factors.

Clients always ask me, “But… Why is it the future of digital tracking?” There are generally several reasons that I give them:

To wrap this post up, server-side tracking is the future of digital media tracking because it provides more accurate and reliable data, is more secure and allows you to integrate your marketing data with other business systems.

If you are not already using server-side tracking, now is the time to start. Feel free to reach out to IT Service Guru to see how we can help your business with your digital transformation.

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Die LinkedIn CAPI ist zwar nicht brandneu, aber trotzdem nochmal ein guter Hinweis darauf:
https://www.projecter.de/blog/webanalytics/linkedin-fuehrt-die-conversions-api-fuer-server-seitiges-tagging-ein/

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Weshalb #ServerSideTracking der zukunftssichere Weg im Marketing ist, erläutern Peter Hense,
Thomas Tauchner und Klaus Müller auf der #OMR22 in einer Masterclass aus technischer und rechtlicher Perspektive.

Merken:

https://omr.com/en/events/omr22/masterclasses/?eventSlug=server-side-tracking