Author: Thierry Ngutegure

Thierry is the Head of Data Insight at SALT.agency. Overseeing SALT's data and insight product offering, he combines our renowned SEO and content proposition with a data-driven strategy - helping clients become more visible and execute their growth strategy.

  • How to avoid key event bloat in GA4

    In Google Analytics 4 (GA4), key events refer to specific user actions that closely align with business objectives. These may include conversions, form submissions, or engagement actions, such as playing a video or expanding a text box. Labelling certain events as “key,” better models conversions and generates insights that support meaningful decisions. Accurate event tracking […]

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  • Direct vs Organic Traffic Explained

    Direct and organic traffic are two of the most frequently discussed sources when analyzing website visits. Their definitions are well established: Direct traffic: Visitors who land on a website by typing the URL directly into their browser or using a saved bookmark. Organic traffic: Visitors who arrive via a search engine after clicking a non-paid […]

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  • How to track referral traffic from AI platforms & LLMs

    Google may still reign over traditional search, but artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly emerging as a formidable challenger. AI-powered search delivers faster, more specific answers to users’ queries, with less effort than conventional search engines require. As a result, a new kind of website traffic has emerged: AI referral traffic. AI referral traffic is website […]

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  • Protein Works partners with SALT.agency

    Protein Works, an innovation-led nutrition and functional foods brand, is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with SALT.agency, a world-renowned SEO agency. The move signals a significant step in Protein Works’ ambitious growth plans to expand its marketing and product strategy through a focused analytics and SEO strategy, with a keen eye on leveraging AI […]

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  • The ultimate guide to migrating to GA4

    Google Analytics 4 is here, and from July 1st 2023, the free version of Universal Analytics (AKA Google Analytics 3) stopped collecting data after more than decade as the default standard. If you’re using UA to collect data on your websites, that means it’s time to learn all about GA4 migration — and fast. Our […]

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