Every article, a conversion path.
Sage auto-injects three CTA types into every published post — inline pull-out, mid-article callout, sticky bottom bar. Each click ties back to the source article. Zero shortcodes. Zero theme edits.
The Definitive GA4 Setup Guide
Setting up GA4 in 2026 requires knowing three things GA3 never asked you to think about: consent handling, server-side tagging, and how AI referrals are lumped into “other.”
The gtag.js snippet you were told to paste in your header is only step one. The three subsequent steps most guides skip are what make GA4 usable at scale.
Server-side tagging is where GA4 becomes trustworthy again. The three most common misconfigurations are timing, cookie scope, and event schema drift.
Three placements. One outcome pipeline.
Each CTA type is battle-tested in a distinct part of the read flow. Copy is generated by Sage in your voice, tuned to your homepage + product pages.
Editorial callout between paragraphs.
Non-disruptive horizontal-rule pull-out that reads like an editor’s note. Matches your prose voice.
Gradient callout mid-article.
Purple→green gradient block with a headline, one-line value prop, and a button. Sits at 40% through the article.
Follows the reader all the way down.
Fixed to viewport bottom with a soft gradient border. Auto-hides on scroll-up, reappears on pause. Dismissible.
Common questions, plain answers.
Can I write the copy myself?
Yes. Every CTA is editable per-post or globally. Sage generates a starting point in your voice; override anytime.
Does this fire on pages?
No — posts only. Pages, homepage, and archives stay clean.
What if my article already has a CTA?
Sage detects standard Kadence / Gutenberg callout blocks and skips inline placement in that paragraph.
Can I A/B test copy?
Yes — Agency+ tiers. Sage rotates two variants per placement, records CTR per variant, and auto-promotes the winner after 500 impressions.
Every article, a conversion path.
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