Critical user actions go untracked. Form submissions, scroll depth, file downloads, video plays. You are making decisions based on incomplete data.
Years of ad-hoc tags piled into the source code. No tag manager, no version control, no way to know what is firing or why. Every new tool adds another script and nobody cleans up the old ones.
The switch from Universal Analytics broke everything. Events were auto-migrated wrong. Custom reports stopped working. Historical data is gone and nobody rebuilt the tracking properly.
Traffic numbers look fine, but nobody can answer the only question that matters, what is actually driving revenue? Pageviews are not conversions. Sessions are not sales.
The default setup tracks pageviews and some basic interactions, but it misses form submissions, CTA clicks, scroll depth, video engagement, and most of the actions that actually indicate buying intent. A properly configured GA4 setup with GTM tracking 20+ custom events gives you a fundamentally different picture of what your website visitors actually do.
The Setup
We map your entire user journey into a structured event hierarchy, so every meaningful interaction gets tracked, categorized, and made available for analysis.
| Tier | Events |
|---|---|
| Automatically Collected | Page views, first visits, session start, user engagement |
| Enhanced Measurement | Scrolls, outbound clicks, site search, video engagement, file downloads |
| Custom Events | Form submissions, CTA clicks, product interactions, checkout steps, revenue events, lead scoring triggers |
A SaaS company had GA4 installed for 8 months but was only tracking pageviews and session data. We implemented 24 custom events through GTM, including form field interactions, pricing page engagement depth, demo video completion rates, and multi-step conversion tracking. Within the first month, the data revealed that 62% of demo requests came from users who watched the product video past the 60-second mark, a behavior they had never tracked. They moved the video higher on the page and demo requests increased 23% the following month.
What Connects
| Platform | What We Connect |
|---|---|
| Google Ads | Conversion import, audience sync, ROAS tracking |
| Search Console | Query performance, indexing data, technical health |
| BigQuery | Google Rich Results Test, Schema.org Validator |
| Looker Studio | Automated dashboards, cross-channel reporting |
| LinkedIn Ads | Conversion tracking, audience targeting |
| CRM Platforms | Lead attribution, pipeline tracking |
Three things to get the engagement started. We handle everything else from here.
Send us your website. We will audit your current analytics setup and tell you exactly what is tracked, what is missing, and what it would take to fix it.
We start with an honest audit of your current GA4 configuration before scoping any work.
FAQ.
Both. If GA4 is already installed, we audit the current configuration, identify gaps, and fix what is broken. If you are starting fresh, we build the complete setup from the ground up. Either way, you end up with a clean, properly configured analytics foundation.
A data layer is a structured JavaScript object that holds information about user interactions and page content. It sits between your website and Google Tag Manager, providing clean, consistent data for all your tags to use. Without a data layer, tags pull data directly from the page HTML, which is fragile, inconsistent, and breaks when the website changes. A proper data layer makes your tracking reliable and maintainable.
Standard setups take 2–3 weeks. Complex implementations with ecommerce tracking, server-side tagging, and multiple third-party integrations may take 4–6 weeks. We provide a specific timeline after scoping.
Yes. We configure consent mode in GA4 and GTM to comply with GDPR, CCPA, and other privacy regulations. Tags fire based on user consent preferences, and we set up appropriate data handling for each jurisdiction.
Yes. Every engagement includes a walkthrough of the setup, what is tracked, how to find it, and how to build basic reports. For teams that want deeper training, we offer dedicated GA4 training sessions.