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Google Tag Gateway (GTG): What it is and how it works with CookieHub
Google Tag Gateway (GTG): What it is and how it works with CookieHub
Google Tag Gateway (GTG) is Google's recommended approach for serving Google Tags through a website's first-party infrastructure. Depending on the implementation, GTG can be deployed using supported CDNs, load balancers, or custom infrastructure. As part of Google's evolving Consent Mode and CMP requirements, website owners may encounter GTG when configuring Google Analytics, Google Ads, or Google Tag Manager.
How to Add a Cookie Banner to Wix Through the Wix App Market
How to Add a Cookie Banner to Wix Through the Wix App Market
Wix makes it easy to build and manage websites, but many Wix websites still use cookies and tracking technologies that may require visitor consent before activation. This can include Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Pixel, YouTube embeds, Marketing applications and Third party scripts and integrations. Privacy regulations such as GDPR and ePrivacy may require website owners to collect consent before loading non essential cookies and tracking technologies. CookieHub is now available directly through the Wix App Market, making it easier to add cookie consent management to Wix websites.
Google Consent Mode v2 Is No Longer Optional
Google Consent Mode v2 Is No Longer Optional
Over the past few years, consent management has shifted from a compliance-focused website feature into a core part of the digital advertising and analytics ecosystem. That shift accelerated significantly with the introduction of Google Consent Mode v2. For many businesses, Consent Mode v2 is still viewed primarily as a GDPR requirement or a technical implementation detail. In reality, it is increasingly becoming operational infrastructure that directly affects advertising functionality, attribution accuracy, audience measurement, and platform integrations. As a Google Gold Certified CMP Partner, CookieHub has seen this transition accelerate rapidly across the market. Consent is no longer just about displaying a banner. It is becoming part of the technical foundation of the modern web.
Google Analytics and Google Ads Are Changing: What Your Business Must Do Before June 15
Google Analytics and Google Ads Are Changing: What Your Business Must Do Before June 15
If your business runs Google Ads and uses Google Analytics, a structural change to how these two platforms share and control data takes effect on June 15, 2026 - and the compliance window is closing fast. This is not a routine platform update. It affects your privacy policy, your cookie consent banner, and - critically - how your consent management platform (CMP) communicates with Google's ad infrastructure. Legal teams, marketing managers, and developers all need to be in the loop before the deadline. Here is what is changing, what it means in practice, and the concrete steps you should take right now.
Google Consent Mode V2 Setup Guide (2026)
Google Consent Mode V2 Setup Guide (2026)
What is Google Consent Mode v2 setup? Google Consent Mode v2 setup involves configuring your website and Google Tag Manager to adjust Google tags (Ads, Analytics) based on user consent signals. It requires sending four consent parameters—ad_storage, analytics_storage, ad_user_data, and ad_personalization—and is mandatory for EEA advertisers using Google services.
What is Google Consent Mode V2 and who does it affect?
What is Google Consent Mode V2 and who does it affect?
As data privacy concerns continue to grow in the online arena, keeping up with compliance requirements is a key responsibility for website owners. The rollout of updates to Google Consent Mode (informally referred to as “V2”), is a major step in remaining compliant with changing privacy laws.
