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Here you find our articles about online shops, websites and web tech. We explain new rules, tools and good ways of working. You can filter the articles by topic. At the top of an article you find a short version in plain words. Ask us if something is still not clear.

15 min read

Bot Traffic in Your Shop: Spot and Steer Scrapers

More than half of all web traffic now comes from machines. A shop that does not separate collectors from customers ends up throttling the wrong requests.

17 min read

Field Data Over Lab Scores: Measure Real Shop Speed

A lab run measures one page under fixed conditions, while field data collects what really reaches visitors. How the two belong together, why the 75th percentile decides and how to build your own collection without a third-party service.

13 min read

Site Search Analytics: Use Onsite Search Behavior

56% of tested stores fail to adequately support their users' search needs (Baymard Institute). How to use site search analytics to turn zero results, synonyms, and merchandising into revenue.

10 min read

Google Consent Mode Update June 2026: Act Now

Since June 15, 2026, new rules have applied: for GA4 properties linked to Google Ads, Consent Mode alone controls the collection of Google Ads cookies and IDs, according to Google. Shops that have not adapted their Consent Mode setup risk gaps in remarketing and conversion data.

13 min read

Server-Side Tracking on Your Own Infrastructure 2026

How to run server-side tracking on your own infrastructure – with Docker, your own subdomain, GTM Server-Side or Matomo. GDPR-compliant and ITP-resistant.

15 min read

Customer Lifetime Value: How to Calculate and Grow 2026

How to calculate customer lifetime value in your online shop, forecast it with BG/NBD and grow it through repeat purchases, personalization, loyalty and win-back campaigns.

7 min read

Conversion Rate Benchmarks for Online Shops 2026

How does your online shop compare? Which 2026 figures are actually documented, what follows from them and how to measure your own rate properly.