Service

Numbers you can defend in a board meeting.

Tagging plans, GA4, attribution caveats and reporting that survives scrutiny. If the data cannot be explained, it should not be on the slide.

Analytics & Reporting

Measurement, with the uncertainty left in.

Consent mode, modelled conversions, cross-device gaps and privacy-first defaults have changed what your dashboard is really showing you. Most reporting has not caught up, which is why so many marketing reviews descend into an argument about whose number is right.

We rebuild measurement from the definitions up: what counts as a lead, what counts as a session, what attribution can and cannot tell you, and where the modelling starts. Then we build a reporting view around those definitions, document it, and teach your team to read it.

Analytics & Reporting work in progress at The Content Marketing Agency

What you receive

Deliverables

  • Measurement plan (questions → events → reports)
  • Documented tagging specification
  • Implemented GA4 / GTM configuration
  • Reporting dashboard with definitions built in
  • Attribution briefing for stakeholders
  • Monthly performance review

Scope is agreed in writing before work begins. Nothing appears on an invoice that was not on the plan.

Discuss a analytics & reporting engagement

What is included

Inside a analytics & reporting engagement

Measurement planning

Business questions first, then the events and dimensions needed to answer them.

Tagging implementation

GA4 and Google Tag Manager, with server-side tagging where it is warranted.

Attribution review

What each model assumes, where they disagree, and how to talk about that honestly.

Dashboards and reporting

Looker Studio or your BI tool, built around agreed definitions.

Marketing performance reviews

A monthly session where we explain what changed and what we are doing about it.

Data governance

Naming conventions, documentation and access, so the setup survives staff turnover.

Reporting

You will always know what changed, and why.

Every engagement includes a reporting view built on definitions we agree before the work starts. We review it with you monthly and we explain the parts that are modelled or uncertain rather than glossing over them.

  • Definitions agreed and documented up front
  • Monthly review with a named consultant
  • Dashboard stays in your account when the engagement ends
How we build measurement

Conversion analytics · sample view

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Interface illustration. Figures are sample data used to show the shape of our reporting, not the results of any client engagement.

Questions

Straight answers about analytics & reporting.

If your question is not covered, ask it. We would rather have an honest conversation than win a badly matched project.

Ask us directly

Usually neither, and that is normal. They count different things at different moments with different consent conditions. We document the gap, agree which source is authoritative for which question, and stop the arguing.

Sometimes. It helps with data quality and control, and it costs money and engineering time. We will tell you if your situation does not warrant it.

We can show contribution, model influence and be clear about what is assumed. Anyone claiming precise, causal ROI attribution for content in a multi-touch B2B sale is overselling. We would rather give you a defensible range than a confident fiction.

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Start with a conversation

Tell us what is not working, and we will tell you what we would do about it.

A 45-minute review of your content, search and reporting setup. You leave with three prioritised recommendations, whether or not you work with us.