The Cromojo Blog

First-party analytics keeps collection and storage under your own domain, so you own the data outright. What you gain, what you give up, and how to migrate in four phases without breaking your attribution.

Most ecommerce SEO audits chase more indexed pages. This one starts with revenue: find the product and category pages failing to get crawled, indexed, or clicked, fix them in priority order, and measure the result in sales.

Traffic tells you a keyword was found. Conversion rate tells you whether it earned anything. How to measure keyword CVR for paid and organic, what good looks like by keyword length and intent, and how to pick the pages worth fixing first.

llms.txt Explained

Crawl budget decides how much of your site Google bothers to crawl. Most small sites do not need to worry about it. Here is how to tell if you are the exception.

Agencies that report traffic lose clients. Agencies that report revenue keep them. A practical playbook for a revenue-first stack: GA4 hygiene, commerce connectors, audit checklists, and templates that scale from five clients to fifty.

Master utm naming conventions to enhance your marketing data accuracy. Learn effective strategies, templates, and governance tips today!

Looking for an alternative to Google Analytics? Here is an honest comparison of Plausible, Fathom, PostHog, Matomo, Simple Analytics, and Cromojo, including what each tool does particularly well and which type of team it makes sense for.

A step-by-step guide to verifying your website, submitting your sitemap, and getting pages indexed on Bing and Microsoft-powered search experiences.

Cromojo, Plausible, Fathom, and Simple Analytics all offer privacy-friendly website analytics, but they serve different needs. Cromojo is best for connecting traffic to Stripe and Shopify revenue. Plausible offers a polished, all-round dashboard. Fat

This article explains what privacy analytics tools do, which websites benefit from them, when free statistics or server logs are enough, and when conversion-focused features become worth paying for.

In this article, we will explore why AI is standardising digital execution, why users form opinions about websites so quickly, and how storytelling, typography, photography, and layout hierarchy can influence trust and action.