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Analytics, Tracking & Attribution

Know exactly what’s working — and why. Ad platforms optimize on the data you send them. We build tracking that is accurate, privacy-aware and resilient to browser restrictions — so reporting matches reality and algorithms learn from real conversions.

What we deliver

What’s included

01

GTM & GA4 setup

Clean containers, naming conventions, events and conversions that match your funnel.

02

Server-side tracking

Server containers and first-party collection for accuracy and control.

03

Conversion APIs

Meta, Google, Microsoft and TikTok server events, deduplicated with browser events.

04

Click-ID & UTM capture

gclid, fbclid, msclkid and UTMs captured at landing and carried through forms, CRMs and postbacks.

05

S2S postbacks

Server-to-server conversion postbacks between trackers, partners and your backend.

06

Consent Mode & privacy

Consent Mode, GPC handling and personal data kept out of pixels.

Typical use cases

  • Fixing a gap between ad-platform and CRM conversions
  • Moving to server-side tracking
  • Passing offline conversions back to ad platforms
  • Attributing revenue to campaign, ad and keyword

What you receive

  • Tracking audit
  • Measurement plan
  • GTM and server-side implementation
  • Conversion API setup
  • Attribution dashboard

Tools & technology

Google Tag ManagerGA4Server-side GTMConversion APIsMicrosoft UETBigQueryLooker Studio

How we deliver

From brief to results

  1. 01

    Tracking audit

    Every tag, event and conversion tested.

  2. 02

    Measurement plan

    Events, parameters and attribution rules agreed.

  3. 03

    Implement

    Browser and server tracking built and QA’d.

  4. 04

    Validate & report

    Numbers reconciled across systems; dashboards delivered.

FAQ

Analytics, Tracking & Attribution: common questions

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