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Move tracking snippet to top of page and load async #476
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This has two main benefits:
1. The tracking snippet needs to be in <head> in order to use
Google Search Console, which is the only way to see what
search terms ended up directing users to grpc.io. Without it,
the search query shows up as the infamous "(not provided)".
2. Page loads are faster. The [analytics][1] page suggests
putting it in the <head>. Also, it suggests page loads are
faster if using a modern browser. Checkout our Google
Analytics for grpc.io shows an overwhelming number of users
with Chrome, Firefox, Safari. For IE users (a small percent),
most are using version 11 which supports async js.
[1]: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/
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This has two main benefits:
The tracking snippet needs to be in in order to use
Google Search Console, which is the only way to see what
search terms ended up directing users to grpc.io. Without it,
the search query shows up as the infamous "(not provided)".
Page loads are faster. The analytics page suggests
putting it in the . Also, it suggests page loads are
faster if using a modern browser. Checkout our Google
Analytics for grpc.io shows an overwhelming number of users
with Chrome, Firefox, Safari. For IE users (a small percent),
most are using version 11 which supports async js.
cc: @LisaFC