GTM Server-Side

Google Tag Manager Server-Side implementation

We’ll handle a complete GTM Server-Side implementation – from an analytics audit, through server and container configuration, to testing and optimization.

Google Tag Manager Server-Side implementation

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When do clients come to us asking about a GTM Server-Side setup?

They want higher quality and more accurate data.

They want a fuller picture of users and their behavior. Even when users run AdBlock or browsers with strict privacy settings, GTM SS recovers data that would otherwise be lost.

They want to speed up their website by taking load off users’ browsers and removing unnecessary client-side scripts.

They do not know how to approach a GTM Server-Side setup technically – they need experts to configure the server, DNS, container and data forwarding rules.

What does the GTM Server-Side setup process look like?

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Analytics and script audit

We check which tools and scripts run on your site and what affects data quality and speed.

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Choosing the server environment

We pick the optimal environment and design the architecture for performance and cost.

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Configuring server-side data forwarding

We create a GTM Server-Side container that takes over sending data to external tools on the server side.

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Testy i uruchomienie produkcyjne

We test that the setup is correct and integrates with your analytics systems (GA4, Google Ads), and then move the solution to the production server.

We will set up GTM Server-Side whatever platform you use

Case studies

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One of Poland’s leading cosmetics brands hired us to understand which changes actually move their conversion rate. As part of our full-service CRO engagement, we ran several dozen A/B tests. The changes we shipped generated roughly 2 million PLN (~$500K) in additional revenue per year.
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Połączenie wyboru pakietu, długości współpracy, zakresu opieki i sposobu płatności w jednym miejscu utrudniało użytkownikom podjęcie decyzji, szczególnie na urządzeniach mobilnych. Rozdzieliliśmy te decyzje na dwa etapy i wyeksponowaliśmy CTA wcześniej. Efekt? O 5,07% więcej pierwszych zakupów. Test A/B potwierdził, że dobrze zaprojektowany dodatkowy krok może zwiększyć konwersję.
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Jeszcze niedawno wszyscy „eksperci” z branży e-commerce trąbili jednym głosem: one-step checkout zwiększy twoją konwersję, bo jest krótszy, ma mniej kroków, itp, itd. Wdrożenie jednokrokowego checkoutu znajdowało się na każdej tak zwanej „checkliście z tipami, jak szybko zwiększyć konwersję w sklepie”. To miało być remedium na porzucone koszyki. Jednak jak to często bywa w świecie trendów i najlepszych praktyk, coś, co jest „must-have” i „rozwiązaniem uniwersalnym”, wcale nie musi działać wszędzie.
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