Practical AI, analytics, and delivery systems that survive contact with real work.
rajeevg.com now behaves like a content graph, not a rolling blog list: flagship essays define the point of view, proof pages show what shipped, playbooks turn that into action, and bounded concept nodes help readers and search systems route into the right next step.
Strategic hubs
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Interactive proof
4
Queued next content
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Glossary nodes
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Flagships that define the system
These are the thesis pages: where the site explains what matters, what good looks like, and how the rest of the graph should be read.
Keep standalone URL. Feature inside the AI hub as the business-value flagship.
Why Browser Privacy, Consent, And Source Blending Make Marketing Effectiveness Harder To Prove
Analytics engineering
Feature high in the analytics hub and link laterally to the stack case study and dashboards.
Proof and tooling
Evidence you can actually inspect
How We Built A Consented First-Party Analytics Stack On rajeevg.com
Analytics engineering
Use as the proof node beneath the analytics flagship and surface its architecture in the hub.
Keep the URL, but position it as a canonical proof page in the proof hub and agentic-engineering cluster.
Keep as proof-supporting content and cross-link from project cards.
Promote as a hub inside the proof system, not just a nav destination.
Latest writing
Recent articles still stay visible
When Not To Use Server-Side Tagging
A real Cloud Run cost autopsy from rajeevg.com, with concrete guidance on when server-side tagging is overkill and when same-origin server-side tagging is actually worth the extra cost and complexity.
4/1/2026
Why Browser Privacy, Consent, And Source Blending Make Marketing Effectiveness Harder To Prove
A deep, quantified explanation of how browser privacy controls, consent choices, modeled analytics, warehouse gaps, back-end truth, and offline events can all pull marketing measurement in different directions.
3/26/2026
How We Built A Consented First-Party Analytics Stack On rajeevg.com
A historical walkthrough of the March 2026 server-side analytics build on rajeevg.com, before the live site was simplified back to client-side GTM and GA4 only.
3/24/2026
How We Built The Hackathon Voting App
A detailed engineering walkthrough of the hackathon voting app, from single-screen UX and event-day safeguards to production proof, analytics, and the agent workflow used to ship it.
3/24/2026