Web Analytics
GA4 and Google Tag Manager
Optimization is impossible without accurate data. We set up analytics so ads learn from real leads and sales.
What we work with
From analytics to campaigns
01Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4
- Creating and setting up Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager accounts.
- Making sure tags fire correctly.
- Defining micro- and macro-conversions and setting them up.
- Setting up e-commerce tracking via Google Tag Manager.
- Building remarketing audiences in Google Analytics 4, segmented by conversions and number of days.
- Linking all the necessary Google resources.
Reports
- An online Data Studio dashboard with site and ad metrics.
- GA4 conversions feeding into Google Ads and Meta Ads — one measurement system for every channel.
How we work
Four steps to launch
Audit and brief
We look at the account, the site, and competitors. We tell you honestly whether launching makes sense.
Forecast and recommendations
The Planner calculates traffic and leads for your budget, and we tell you what to fix on the site before launch.
Contract and payment
Transparent terms, an invoice, and a signed act. No hidden fees taken from your budget.
Setup and management
We launch, the system checks in daily, and a specialist makes changes weekly.
Communication without "email your manager"
- A Telegram chat with your project manager and ad specialist
- A bot with stats right in your chat — for any period
- An online Data Studio dashboard with site and ad metrics
- Weekly and monthly reports with explanations and forecasts
Free
Start with an audit
Three entry points. Pick the one where it hurts the most: request today — result tomorrow, in Telegram. And the Budget Planner forecasts traffic and leads for your budget before you even start.
Google Ads account audit
A PDF report with priorities: where budget is leaking and what is holding your campaigns back from scaling.
Get itWebsite audit
Whether your site is ready to take paid traffic and turn it into leads.
Get itCompetitor analysis
Who is advertising in your niche and how — and where the gaps are.
Get itContacts