Most analytics setups have at least 5 significant tracking errors — missing conversions, double-counted events, wrong attribution windows, or broken funnel steps. You are making marketing and product decisions on incomplete data without knowing it.
What We Analyse
- Google Analytics 4 / Universal Analytics setup and event configuration
- Conversion tracking: are all key actions being captured correctly?
- E-commerce tracking: purchase events, revenue values, and product data accuracy
- Google Tag Manager: container structure, trigger logic, and tag firing
- Facebook Pixel and other marketing platform tracking accuracy
- Goal and funnel configuration: are the right steps being measured?
- Data layer implementation: structure, completeness, and consistency
- Cross-domain tracking and attribution issues
What You Receive
- Analytics audit report with pass / fail / warning status for each tracking element
- Data gap analysis: what conversions and events you are currently missing
- Tag Manager audit with specific fixes for misfiring or missing tags
- Corrected measurement plan: events, parameters, and conversion definitions
- Implementation instructions for your developer with exact code or GTM configs
Who This Is For
Marketing managers, analysts, and founders who suspect their tracking is inaccurate — or who have recently migrated from Universal Analytics to GA4.
What Happens After Your Audit?
Once you read through your audit report, the choice is completely yours — you can implement every fix yourself, hand the findings to your own team, or reach out to us if you would like hands-on help. There is no obligation and no pressure.
If you would like our team to help fix the issues identified in your audit, we are happy to discuss it. Our implementation and fix-it services are available from $99 to $499 depending on the complexity of the project — you only pay for what you actually need.
We keep our audit prices this low because we believe in one simple principle: when you grow, we grow. This is a long-term relationship, not a one-time transaction.
Hannah Kowalski (verified owner) –
A few good findings. A few obvious ones. Worth the price though.