Content Grouping
Group pages into categories like blog, product, or checkout with Sealmetrics content grouping, set via a URL parameter or the JavaScript API.
Group pages into categories like blog, product, or checkout with Sealmetrics content grouping, set via a URL parameter or the JavaScript API.
Track purchases, leads, and signups with sealmetrics.conv(): syntax, monetary values, custom properties, and item arrays for e-commerce, cookie-free.
Set content groups dynamically with JavaScript for SPAs and complex sites.
How to keep your site working when ad blockers, privacy extensions, or DNS filters prevent the SealMetrics tracker from loading.
Step-by-step guides to implement Sealmetrics cookieless tracking: pageviews, e-commerce conversions, SPAs, and content grouping — no consent banner needed.
How to install the pixel, track events, use GTM, configure ecommerce, and verify tracking accuracy.
Install the Sealmetrics tracker with one script tag: basic setup, content grouping via the group parameter, custom endpoints, and parameter reference.
Track funnel steps and engagement events like add-to-cart, video plays, and scroll depth with sealmetrics.micro().
How the Sealmetrics tracker auto-detects SPA navigation via the History API in React, Vue, Angular, Next.js and more, plus manual first-pageview control.
Complete API reference for the SealMetrics JavaScript tracker. Includes all methods, parameters, and payload specifications.
What to check when the Sealmetrics tracker or pixel is not working and no data appears in your dashboard: a 60-second check plus a symptom-by-symptom triage to the right fix.
Sealmetrics' 1.2 KB gzipped JavaScript tracker: one-line install, no cookies or localStorage, automatic SPA detection, and size comparisons vs GA4.
A technical comparison of tracking pixel weight, delivery chain, and time-to-first-hit: the Sealmetrics tracker vs the Adobe Analytics stack (Launch + AppMeasurement) — with field measurements from a real site running both, methodology included.
A technical comparison of tracking pixel weight, protocol, latency, and traffic capture: the current Sealmetrics tracker vs the legacy v1 tracker vs GA4's gtag.js — with methodology, real measurements, and modeled network scenarios.
The three-way comparison: tracking pixel weight, delivery chain, time to first hit, transport, consent, and measured traffic differences between Sealmetrics, GA4's gtag.js, and the Adobe Launch + AppMeasurement stack.
Breaking changes and migration steps from Sealmetrics tracker v1 to v2: one-line install, new conv() and micro() syntax, and no cookies or localStorage.