What Actually Happened, Not What the Platform Claims
GA4 & Analytics Setup
Reporting built to answer what actually happened, not just reproduce whatever GA4 shows by default.
A GA4 property built to answer a question.
Key events defined around what the business wants to count, not left as whatever Enhanced Measurement turns on by default. Internal and vendor traffic filtered out and confirmed active, not configured once and forgotten. Data retention set intentionally, and the Ads account linked so the two systems can actually agree with each other.
The result is a report that holds up when it's checked against the phone log, not just one that looks complete.
It is not a dashboard. A dashboard shows you what GA4 already collects; this decides what GA4 collects in the first place.
What's Included
The property configured around what the business wants to know, with the traffic that isn't a customer kept out of it.
- Standalone fee
- None
- Included with
- Any retainer
- Already live?
- The audit
Anyone whose reports look complete and answer nothing.
If GA4 was installed by a web developer, a plugin, or a tag someone pasted in years ago, it is almost certainly running on defaults — page views, a few automatic events, and no filter separating your own team's traffic from a customer's.
It comes standard with getting a retainer started. On an account that's already live and being budgeted against, the Conversion Tracking Audit is what checks it.
This fits
- GA4 installed by a developer, a plugin, or a pasted tag
- Reports that look complete and answer nothing
- Anyone starting a retainer
This doesn’t
- Wanting a dashboard built on what GA4 already collects
- An account already live and being budgeted against — that's the audit
- Wanting it billed on its own
None of the default setup is wrong, exactly. It's just not built to answer anything in particular, which is harder to notice than being wrong.
Working Together
Same as conversion tracking — this comes standard with getting a retainer started, not billed separately. It's also exactly what the Conversion Tracking Audit checks on an account that's already live.
Ask About Analytics SetupWhat we need
- Read access to Google Ads, GA4, Tag Manager, Search Console and the profile — never a password
- Your lead count for last month, and where it came from
What you own, and what happens if you leave
- Every account in your name — GA4 Administrator, Search Console Owner, Tag Manager admin
- Transferred in writing, with screenshots and a handover of where everything lives
- Access handed back the same week, not at the end of a notice period
- Nothing held back, nothing to buy back