Tracking + Reporting · GA4

GA4 configured so it answers business questions

Property setup, key events, conversions, audiences and reporting — built around what you sell, not the default install.

Strategy
Paid Ads
SEO
Website
Tracking
CRM
Email
Page message

GA4 out of the box collects data. It does not tell you anything until it is configured around your business.

We set it up properly, document it and make the reports readable.

Part of
Tracking and Reporting

GA4 is one service inside layer 05 of the Growth System. The hub covers the full scope and how it connects.

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The problem

What usually goes wrong

The patterns we see most often before we are involved.

The property was auto-migrated

Default settings, no key events and internal traffic mixed in.

Conversions are counted twice

Page views and form events both fire, inflating every channel.

Reports nobody opens

The interface is confusing, so decisions are made from ad platforms alone.

No link to revenue or leads

Enquiries are not tied to source, so budget follows guesswork.

What we do

The work inside GA4

Scoped to what your business needs, not a fixed package.

Setup

Property and event configuration

Clean data in from the start.

  • Data streams, filters and retention
  • Key events and conversions
  • Cross-domain and referral exclusions
  • Ads, Search Console and BigQuery links
Structure

Events, parameters and audiences

Measurement that matches your funnel.

  • Measurement plan by page type
  • Lead and eCommerce event schema
  • Audiences for remarketing
  • Custom dimensions and metrics
Reporting

Reports people use

Explorations and Looker Studio views with the questions answered.

  • Channel to lead or revenue view
  • Landing page performance
  • Attribution comparison
  • Monthly narrative
Where this fits

GA4 sits in layer 05 of nine

Highlighted below. We check the layers either side as part of the work, because that is usually where the result is decided.

01
Strategy
02
Paid Ads
03
SEO + AI Search
04
Website + Landing
05
Tracking + Reporting
This page
06
CRM + Automation
07
Email
08
Creative Direction
09
Optimisation
What you get

Outputs you keep

Documented, in your accounts, readable without us in the room.

01

GA4 audit

What is wrong, what it is costing you and how to fix it.

02

Configured property

Events, conversions, links and settings done and documented.

03

Measurement plan

One document that states what each event means.

04

Reporting view

A dashboard your team can read without training.

Process

How it runs

Three stages, with a review before anything scales.

01

Audit and plan

Current property reviewed; measurement plan written from your funnel.

Output: audit and measurement plan

02

Configure

Events via GTM, conversions, audiences, links and filters set and tested.

Output: verified property and documentation

03

Report

Dashboards built, monthly review of what the data says.

Output: reporting view and review notes

Best fit

Is GA4 the right next move?

We will say so plainly if another layer should come first.

Good fit

  • You spend on more than one channel
  • Decisions are being made on platform data alone
  • You want reporting your team will use

Fix something first

  • No tags fire at all on the site
  • Ad platform tracking is also broken
  • Nobody will read the report
Related

Connected services

Start with the parent hub, or follow the layer that concerns you most.

Questions

GA4 FAQ

Yes. Most engagements start there, and often the property can be repaired rather than replaced.

Not usually. It becomes useful when you need raw data, longer retention or joins with CRM data.

Not exactly, and it should not — they attribute differently. We make sure the differences are understood, not hidden.

Yes, for the readable layer on top of GA4 and ad data.

Next step

Find out whether your analytics can be trusted

The free growth plan includes a GA4 and conversion tracking health check.