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§ 03 · Terms
Tracking & Pixels

Client-Side Tracking

Traditional tracking method where data collection occurs in the user's browser via JavaScript tags and pixels.

Tracking & Pixels

Consent Mode

A Google Tag Manager feature that adjusts how tracking tags behave based on user consent preferences, enabling compliant data collection while respecting privacy choices.

Tracking & Pixels

Conversion Tracking

The measurement infrastructure that identifies and records when a user completes a desired action (purchase, signup, demo request).

Tracking & Pixels

Conversions API

A server-to-server API that sends conversion data directly to ad platforms without relying on browser pixels.

Tracking & Pixels

Data Layer

A JavaScript object that standardizes how event data flows from your website to marketing tags and analytics platforms.

Tracking & Pixels

Event

A user interaction tracked in analytics—page view, button click, form submission, purchase, or any custom action.

Tracking & Pixels

First-Party Data

Information collected directly from your own website or app visitors, owned and controlled entirely by your business.

Tracking & Pixels

Google Analytics 4

Google's latest analytics platform built on event-based data collection rather than sessions.

Tracking & Pixels

Google Tag Manager

A free tag management platform that simplifies deployment and management of marketing tags and tracking pixels without requiring code changes.

Tracking & Pixels

Pixel Implementation

The process of deploying tracking pixels on webpages, emails, or ads to capture user interactions and enable measurement.

Tracking & Pixels

Server-Side Tracking

A data collection method where events are transmitted directly from your server to analytics and advertising platforms, rather than through the browser.

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Third-Party Cookies

Cookies set by domains other than the website visitor is on, used by advertisers and ad networks to track users across the web.

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Tracking Pixel

A tiny, invisible 1x1 image embedded on a webpage or in email that fires when loaded, recording user behavior data like timestamps, device type, and actions taken.

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