A free guide for freelancers, designers and agencies. The image mistakes behind slow client sites, and how to fix each one.
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Stripe — Processes card payments securely; required for checkout to function. (not used here)
Google reCAPTCHA — Protects forms from spam and abuse; required for those forms to work. (not used here)
Help us understand how visitors use the site.
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Google Analytics — Counts visits and page views, and reports on how people navigate the site. (not used here)
Google Tag Manager — Loads and manages other tracking tags on the site — often analytics or advertising scripts. (not used here)
Microsoft Clarity — Records anonymised session replays and heatmaps to help understand user behaviour. (not used here)
Hotjar — Records session replays, heatmaps, and on-site surveys for UX research. (not used here)
Plausible Analytics — A privacy-focused analytics tool that counts visits without using cookies. (not used here)
Used to deliver relevant ads and measure their performance.
No specific tools are currently set up in this category, so there's nothing to switch on or off individually yet — the checkbox above controls the category as a whole.
Meta (Facebook) Pixel — Tracks actions taken on the site to measure and target Facebook/Instagram ads. (not used here)
LinkedIn Insight Tag — Tracks conversions and builds retargeting audiences for LinkedIn ads. (not used here)
Google Ads / DoubleClick — Tracks ad clicks and conversions, and can serve targeted ads across the web. (not used here)
TikTok Pixel — Tracks conversions and builds retargeting audiences for TikTok ads. (not used here)
X / Twitter Ads — Tracks conversions for X (Twitter) advertising campaigns. (not used here)
HubSpot — Tracks visitors for marketing, forms, and CRM purposes. (not used here)
Intercom Chat — Live chat and messaging widget that can also track visitor activity. (not used here)
YouTube Embed — Embedded video player; standard YouTube embeds can set tracking cookies. (not used here)
Vimeo Embed — Embedded video player that may set its own cookies for playback stats. (not used here)
Mailchimp — Email marketing signup forms and related tracking. (not used here)