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Recently, we discovered something alarming while auditing one of our clients’ websites. Email addresses and phone numbers were showing up in their Google Analytics reports, exposing sensitive visitor information that they never intended to collect. Collecting personally identifiable information from users can be a major issue. Not only does it violate privacy regulations like GDPR,

March has been a busy month across the WordPress ecosystem. We’re excited that WordPress 6.8’s first release candidate (RC1) is now available for testing, and we’ve also seen innovative new features roll out for popular plugins. AI continues to be a recurring theme — from smarter form calculations in WPForms to StoreAgent’s automated WooCommerce helpers.

We used to obsessively check Google Analytics multiple times a day to see if anything important had changed on our blog. It was time-consuming and, honestly, pretty inefficient. That’s when we discovered how to set up custom email alerts – and it completely changed how we monitor our website performance. Custom email alerts give you

Looking at successful eCommerce blog examples can provide valuable insights into building brand authority, driving traffic, and increasing sales. A well-planned and structured eCommerce blog can establish your online store as a reputable and trusted brand leader while boosting your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and customer engagement. There are roughly 12 to 24 million eCommerce