Tracking audit & repair
GA4, GTM, pixels, conversions — inventoried, deduplicated, fixed. The classic finding: double-counted conversions and dead events.
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Data Analytics & Reporting
Dashboards that end arguments and start decisions.
Marketing analytics, campaign and lead analysis, conversion tracking audits and reporting systems — so every channel, campaign and dollar can be judged on evidence.
- Every channel, one truth
- Leads tracked to source
- Reports built for decisions
- Audits that find the leaks
The problem
You are paying for data you can’t use.
Between Google Analytics, ad platforms, your CRM and a spreadsheet someone maintains on Fridays, the average business has more data than ever — and less certainty than ever. Numbers disagree, reports go unread, and budget decisions default to gut feel.
Bad measurement doesn’t just hide waste. It defunds your winners.
Sound familiar?
- "Where did this lead come from?" — nobody knows
- Three dashboards, three different truths
- Monthly reports that arrive after decisions are made
- Channels compared on vibes, not economics
Measurement is not reporting. It is infrastructure: collect the right events, once, cleanly — and every decision after gets cheaper.
What we build01 02 03 04 05 06
The measurement stack.
Source discipline
UTM conventions, call tracking, form source capture. From now on, every lead carries its origin.
Dashboards
One screen for the numbers that run the business: spend, leads, cost per lead, quality, revenue where available.
Lead analysis
Volume is vanity; quality is the metric. We analyze which sources produce customers, not just contacts.
Conversion analysis
Where funnels leak, which pages carry their weight, and which tests are worth running first.
Reporting cadence
Weekly signals, monthly decisions, one page each. Written in the language of the business, not the platform.
How it works
From fog to finger-point.
Audit
Every tag, pixel, conversion and report inventoried. Discrepancies quantified.
Fix
Tracking repaired; source discipline installed; baselines recorded.
Build
Dashboard assembled around your actual decision calendar.
Operate
We monitor data health — because dashboards rot — and surface anomalies early.
Advise
Monthly: what the data says, what we’d do, and what we’d stop doing.
Questions
Analytics, minus the jargon.
We already "have" Google Analytics.
Almost everyone does — and most setups we audit undercount, double-count or break silently after a site update. An audit answers the only question that matters: can you trust it enough to allocate budget?
Which dashboard tools do you use?
The one that fits your stack: Looker Studio for most clients, custom dashboards when data volume or access rules demand it. The tool matters less than the definitions behind it.
Can you connect our CRM?
In most cases, yes — lead source to closed deal is where analytics becomes money. We scope it in the audit.
Scope of engagement
Every deliverable,
Every deliverable,
named upfront.
- GA4, Tag Manager and conversion tracking audits
- Cross-channel marketing dashboards
- Campaign and lead-quality analysis
- Funnel and conversion-rate analysis
- Attribution sanity — sources, UTMs, call tracking
- Executive reporting cadence and templates
In the field
All work →
What this looks like live.
Professional Services
Lead Generation Engine — Meta Ads × Landing Pages
Rebuilt the funnel end-to-end: creative testing, focused landing pages, real conversion tracking.
Home Services
Local Visibility System — Home Services Brand
Google Business Profile, local pages and a review engine — built as one system.
Can you say, today, where your best customers come from?
If the honest answer is "roughly" — that’s fixable, usually within weeks. Request a measurement audit and we’ll show you the gap between what you track and what you need to know.
Start here
Tell us what you
Tell us what you
want to grow.
No marketing jargon required. Pick a goal, leave your details, and a senior strategist replies within one business day with an honest take — even if the answer is “you don’t need us yet”.
- One reply, from a human. No nurture-spam sequence.
- Specific next steps. What we’d do, in what order, and why.
- Straight numbers. If you need a quote, it’s written and itemized.