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Analytics and Tracking

Most reporting problems are measurement problems. If a form submission, a call and a WhatsApp message are not tracked separately, every channel looks the same and none can be judged.

Engagement
Fixed-scope implementation; optional monthly maintenance.
Reported on
Tracking coverageEvent accuracyAttribution completenessDashboard adoption

Scope

What this service covers.

Every item below is delivered by us, not outsourced to an unnamed subcontractor. Scope is agreed in writing before work starts.

  • GA4 property setup and configuration
  • Google Tag Manager implementation
  • Server-side tracking and Conversions API
  • Consent management and privacy compliance
  • Event and conversion definitions
  • Offline conversion imports
  • Cross-domain and multi-brand tracking
  • Looker Studio dashboards

In detail

Analytics and Tracking, in practice.

What the work involves, who it suits and what changes once it is running.

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Who this is for

Teams whose reports disagree with their CRM, businesses that cannot tell which channel produced a closed deal, and companies preparing for or recovering from a privacy change that broke their measurement.

Why the numbers disagree

Duplicate events, conversions defined differently in each platform, bot traffic counted as leads, and consent handled inconsistently. The tool is rarely the problem; the definitions are.

A measurement plan written before any tag is installed prevents most of this. It names each business event, where it fires and how success is counted across platforms.

What changes in the first 90 days

Weeks one to two: tag audit and measurement plan. Weeks three to five: GA4 and Tag Manager configured, server-side events where signal quality demands it. Weeks six to eight: dashboards per audience. Weeks nine to twelve: a data quality review comparing platform, analytics and CRM figures.

How we run it

The operating sequence.

The same four stages every engagement moves through, with a decision point between each.

01

Audit

Inventory every tag, event and destination, including the ones inherited from previous agencies.

02

Define

A measurement plan naming each conversion and what business event it represents.

03

Implement

Tag Manager and server-side events with test validation before going live.

04

Report

One dashboard per audience: channel performance, lead quality and revenue.

Deliverables

What you actually receive.

  • Measurement plan document
  • Configured GA4 and Tag Manager
  • Server-side container where required
  • Live dashboard with defined metrics

Reporting

Numbers we are judged on.

Reporting is written, not just a dashboard link. Each month we state what changed, what it cost and what we are doing next.

  • Tracking coverage
  • Event accuracy
  • Attribution completeness
  • Dashboard adoption

Questions

Before you commit.

Why does our analytics disagree with our CRM?
Usually duplicate events, missing consent handling or bot traffic. A measurement plan and validation pass resolves most discrepancies.
Is server-side tracking necessary?
Increasingly yes, for signal quality and to reduce the impact of browser restrictions. It is most valuable for paid media optimisation.
Do we own the data?
Always. Everything is implemented in your own accounts, with admin access remaining with you.

Next step

Tell us what you are trying to fix.

A short conversation is usually enough to know whether we are the right fit. If we are not, we will say so.

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