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TAKING NEW BRIEFS · Q2 / 26
Accepting new audits — 2-week turnaround

Your Google Analytics Audit, done in two weeks.

A senior analyst reviews your full GA4 setup — tracking, events, conversions, attribution and integrations — then gives you a clear, prioritized list of what's broken and what to fix first.

  • A written GA4 audit Every event, conversion and attribution rule checked, with the problems flagged and explained in plain English.
  • A prioritized fix list Ranked by impact, with effort and dependencies — so you know exactly what to fix first.
  • A live walkthrough A call with the analyst who ran your audit, plus 30 days of follow-up questions.
Timeline2 weeks
FormatAsync + Zoom
Book your kickoff
30 minutes with a senior operator
Free
You don't need another dashboard. You need to know which three things to change on Monday.
10
Areas we review

What you walk away with.

Three concrete outcomes. Every audit. Same rhythm, ranked by dollar impact.

Outcome 1

Know exactly what your data is counting

Every GA4 event from your last 90 days, mapped to the key event it claims to drive — with double page_views, misfiring triggers, inflated conversions, and silent failures called out by impact.

Every GA4 event mapped to its key event
Outcome 2

A roadmap, ranked by data impact

Not a wishlist. Each recommendation carries expected impact, effort, and dependency — so you fix the broken events skewing every report before you ship the next funnel analysis.

12–18 prioritized fixes
Outcome 3

Tracking your CFO will believe

GA4 key events reconciled against your CRM, attribution model and lookback windows audited, channel grouping and UTMs cleaned, dedup confirmed. The number on the dashboard finally matches the number in the pipeline.

Key events reconciled to your CRM

The two-week rhythm.

Each phase produces a specific artifact. Concrete, dated, owned by you. We don't bill by the hour, we ship by the deliverable — here's exactly what lands in each one.

1
Week 1

Configuration & implementation review

We start at the foundation. Property settings, data streams, tagging method and consent — mapped against a GA4 best-practice baseline for your category.

Property & account settingsGTM / gtag implementationConsent Mode v2Internal-traffic & referral filters
2
Week 1

Event & key-event validation

Every event fired and inspected — naming, parameters, enhanced measurement, double page_views, and inflated or miscounted key events. Most problems live here.

Enhanced measurement QACustom event & parameter checkKey events (conversions)Duplicate / double-fire audit
3
Week 2

Attribution, audiences & integrations

How GA4 assigns credit and what it pipes downstream — the layer that decides what every dashboard and Ads bid actually says.

Attribution model & windowsChannel grouping & UTM parityAudience definitionsAds / Search Console / BigQuery links
4
Week 2

Data quality, roadmap & readout

A PII and compliance scan, an (not set) / unassigned-traffic sweep, then a prioritized 90-day fix list — each rec tagged with impact, effort, and dependency — and a 45-minute live walkthrough.

PII / compliance scan(not set) & unassigned sweep90-day fix roadmapLive readout + 30-day Slack

By the numbers.

30–50pp
Written GA4 audit
Config, events, attribution, integrations
90-day
Prioritized fix roadmap
Ranked by data impact, not ticket order
2 weeks
Kickoff to readout
Fixed scope, fixed timeline
100%
Senior delivery
No juniors, no offshore

Start here.

Pick a time, or send context first. Either way, a senior operator replies in one business day.

Book a 30-minute kickoff
Zoom · recorded · senior operator on the line
Free
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Replies from a senior operator, never an SDR.

Questions, briefly answered.

A Google Analytics audit is a structured review of your GA4 property — its configuration, tags, events, key events, attribution, audiences and integrations — that finds where tracking is broken, inflated, or missing and turns it into a prioritized list of fixes. The goal is simple: make the numbers in your reports match what actually happened, so you can make decisions on data you trust.

Trust your analytics in two weeks.

One audit. One prioritized fix list. Two weeks from kickoff to readout.

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