This post is part of the series that I am writing to reflect on my experiences with the OMSA program.
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Hi, I am Zin Ko Hlaing. I'm a big fan of Manchester United and I occasionally write here. Full-time Football Manager player, part-time trying to understand the Internet.
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In this post, I will be writing about how I have implemented Server-side GTM and GA4 tagging on my blog.
This post is part of the series that I am writing to reflect on my experiences with the OMSA program.
Part 1 can be found here
I will be writing a series of posts about my experience with the Georgia Tech Online Master of Science in Analytics program.
I am currently in my fourth semester of the program and it gives me a clear idea of the courses I have taken.
The first post is about why I chose the OMSA program and the application process.
Given the updates in GTM to align your tags with user consent status (whether they accept or reject cookies), below is the guide on how I have implemented cookie banner from Cookiebot and set up consent settings in GTM.
I used to write on Medium and one of the things I liked about Medium is that they provide reports on how the users are interacting with your articles/posts. There is a really nice dashboard that they provide called “Stats” where it shows your Read / Engagement rates. You can view the dashboard here (if you have Medium account)
While playing around with Google BigQuery public datasets which I think are fantastic, I found one database which shows an archive of political ads run on Google platform.
Google Analytics အကြောင်းသိကောင်းစရာ [written in Unicode] မင်္ဂလာပါ ဒီတစ်ခါတော့ ဒီ blog မှာ ပထမဆုံး မြန်မာလိုရိုက်ပြီးတင်တဲ့ ပို့စ်အနေနဲ့ Google…