Analytics & Tracking
Guides on GA4, Google Tag Manager and Conversion Tracking, from the browser and from the server. GA4 reports what visitors do on your site, GTM decides which tags fire and what data they carry, and your ad platforms bid on the Conversions they are sent. When any part is configured loosely, the reports still fill up, so the errors stay hidden: duplicate purchases, leads counted twice, missing key events and revenue that does not match your books. These articles explain how each part works, why GA4 and the ad platforms disagree, and how to test a setup before you trust its numbers. Each one gives the mechanism first, then the check you can run in your own accounts, then the fix. They come from setting up and auditing Tracking for clients in 88+ countries.
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Why GA4 and Google Ads Conversions Don’t Match (and Which Number to Trust)
GA4 and Google Ads conversions differ because each platform uses its own attribution model, date, counting rule and lookback window.Google Ads Conversion Tracking Not Working: 9 Causes and the Fix for Each
Google Ads conversion tracking is not working when the tag never fires, fires with the wrong ID, or loses the click ID.Conversion Tracking Audit: The Checklist We Run on Every Account
A conversion tracking audit checklist covers 11 checks, from listing every conversion action to reconciling results against real orders.All Analytics & Tracking articles
How to Set Up Conversion Tracking in GA4 (Key Events), Step by Step
To set up conversion tracking in GA4, send the action as an event and mark that event as a key event.
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What We Found in Four Tracking Audits: GA4, Google Ads and Meta
Our four tracking audits each found something different.
Analytics & TrackingChecklist
GA4 Audit Checklist: 14 Checks From Our Client Audits
A GA4 audit checklist covers four areas.
Analytics & TrackingGuide

