Case Studies & White Papers

Learn how marketing teams are boosting their ROAS with first-party data collection from JENTIS.

Whitepaper: Advanced Server-Side Tracking with a Data Capture Platform

White paper: How to achieve maximum data quality for your marketing with server-side tracking while remaining privacy-compliant.

How Pixum generated up to 44% more orders in Safari browsers with JENTIS

Pixum noticed diminishing data quality in their systems that was hurting ad performance. With first-party data from JENTIS, performance was greatly increased.

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Case Study: Google Analytics 4 with 100% Server-side Tracking

Learn how hosting provider World4You captures the maximum data quality for Google Analytics 4 with the JENTIS DCP.

Case Study: How Pixum increased its Campaign Performance by 176%

Pixum collects up to 29.2% more data with JENTIS Server-Side Tracking, corrects 55% of customer journeys and increases its campaign performance by 176%.

What is the difference between JENTIS DCP and Google Tag Manager?

If you want to use Google Analytics 4 on the server side, you are faced with the decision: Google Tag Manager or JENTIS Data Capture Platform.

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How to choose the right server-side tracking provider

What do you need to consider when choosing your server-side tracking provider to avoid surprises? Find answers in our buyer’s checklist.

Whitepaper: Privacy-compliant Hosting with IONOS Cloud and JENTIS

Powerful web tracking needs reliable, scalable and privacy-compliant hosting. A success story from JENTIS and IONOS.

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Google will not deprecate Third-Party Cookies: What it means for Digital Marketers

Google will continue to support third-party cookies indefinitely. But lessons learned from Apple’s App Tracking Transparency suggest that asking users for consent could still spell the end for the technology.

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Google's First-Party Mode vs. Server-Side Tracking: A Comparison

Google introduces the first-party mode to enhance data security and privacy controls.

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Google postpones the Third-Party Cookie Deadline, again

Google has once again postponed the end of 3rd party cookies. This presents both opportunities and an urgent call to action for marketers.