17% increase in online measurability for Berghof Membranes

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The problem

Privacy and data-driven online marketing do not always go hand in hand. However, both are very important for Berghof Membranes.

The challenge: Find a way to collect as much data as possible within the boundaries of the GDPR, to benefit measurability and online campaigns.

The method

To achieve this, the following solutions were implemented:

  • Cookie Banner: Cookiebot was chosen as the software. It was configured through GTM to act based on the consent level.
  • Consent Mode: Consent mode was activated in Google Tag Manager so that Google tags can collect as much data as possible.
  • Server Side Tracking: Additionally, all tracking was set up server side to minimize data being blocked.
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The result

After configuring the cookie banner, we found that 78% of visitors accept all cookies. The remaining 22% refuse cookies or part of them. By implementing consent mode, we can still send general data for that 22%, allowing for a complete picture.

The implementation of server side tracking has resulted in a 17% increase in measurability. We see this reflected in the measurability of the number of pageviews, which is measured client side with the FB pixel and server side with the Conversion API. The difference represents the increase in measurability.

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