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Our Google Analytics Importer is now available
(Paul Jarvis) Our Google Analytics Importer (UA + GA4) is now available
news
SingleStore is now faster on Apple Silicon
(Jack Ellis) SingleStore is now up to 90.99% faster on your local development environment.
laravel-tips
How to have multiple unique columns in SingleStore
(Jack Ellis) SingleStore only allows one unique key per table. But what if we want more?
laravel-tips
Your privacy resolutions for 2023
(Paul Jarvis) Whatever your reason for wanting to put a bit more focus into digital privacy in this new year, it’s best to keep a few simple things in mind.
opinion
Filter your dashboard by event completions
(Paul Jarvis) Our most requested feature has been launched: you can now filter your dashboard by event completions!
news
Counting Clicks: A Use Case for Grouping Fathom Events
(Daniel Davis) If you’re using Fathom Analytics to monitor website traffic you may already be using the Events feature for analysing user interactions, but have you tried grouping events for an even better understanding of your users’ behaviour?
technical
What does Google know about me?
(Paul Jarvis) There’s a lot of us who use Google as part of our daily lives, but how much do they know about us? What information do they record and what do we have to hide?
opinion
We rebuilt our entire application
(Jack Ellis) We had technical debt, a framework nobody knew and a bottleneck from hell.
technical
Best practices for promoting your affiliate links
(Paul Jarvis) Affiliate marketing isn’t just passive income. As in, you can’t sign up for an affiliate account and watch the money roll in from your private yacht (if only). The reality is that there’s some work involved to build audience and trust.
news
Denmark: 6 months in jail for using Google’s services
(Jack Ellis) On 14th July, six months after we published a post about how Google Analytics was made illegal in the EU, we woke up to our privacy officer, Rie, telling the world that Google products are banned in Denmark from processing personal data of any kind.
news
