Content tracking enables you to measure the performance of website and app content such as blog articles, pop-ups, banners, misc. page elements, etc.
You can track those along with the number of impressions and clicks and measure the click-through rates (CTR) of specific items. That allows for optimization of the overall performance.
More about content tracking on the Piwik PRO blog:
Content tracking
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We checked 59 hospital websites. 73% kept tracking visitors after opt-out.
A new study by Piwik PRO and Verified Data scanned 59 major US hospital and clinic websites for tracking and data compliance. The findings show just how common it is for major US healthcare websites to run marketing tools that weren’t built for a regulated environment. What we actually found Across the 59 scanned sites,…
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HEALTHCARE WEBSITE TRACKING REPORT 2026: Are healthcare companies one audit away from a compliance crisis?
A research-backed analysis of tracking practices across 59 US healthcare websites – and what organizations should do about it.
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