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Continue reading →: The EU – US Privacy Shield Invalidated: The Impact on Digital Marketing
Marketing vendors are closely monitoring the latest developments on the US Privacy Shield, researching what the impact on their business could be. Will this eventually change the way how we organize data transfers between the EU & US & will it impact our daily marketing operations?
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Continue reading →: Behavioral Science bliss at Nudgestock 2020
Two weeks ago I have been attending the largest behavioural gathering I have ever been to, Nudgestock Global. Ogilvy Consulting created a space where Business & Academia can learn from each other about Behavioural Science. It was fuelled by 15 hours of content, where speakers from Dan Ariely to Patrick…
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Continue reading →: A story about Superweek 2020
Last week I attended my first Superweek in Hungary. A five day conference including a lot of amazing talks, great people, beautiful surroundings and a girl from the Netherlands having a blast! I can’t summarise the entire event in this single blog post, however I will take you with me…
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Continue reading →: Setting up Google Analytics with an HttpOnly cookie
With privacy protection on the rise, the stability of client-side cookie is in jeopardy. The life-time of Google Analytics‘ client id cookie ranges from a day in the most strict scenario to two full years in the best possible scenario. Because of this, you may want to setup a test…
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Continue reading →: Google Analytics User Deletion API in Python
The user deletion API for Google Analytics allows you to delete user data. In this post, I’ll share a brief introduction on what the API allows you to do and how you can use the API in Python. How it works The official documentation describes the API as follows: The…
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Continue reading →: Measure your Python projects with Google Analytics
It is easier than ever to automate your processes. Vendors provide well-documented APIs. Cloud solutions like Amazon Web Services and the Google Cloud Platform make it a breeze to upload a project to the cloud and run it at an interval of choice. But what I have often seen happening…