What the audit answers

Four questions, answered with evidence

  • 01

    Measurement integrity

    Are events, conversions and consent recorded correctly, once, and consistently across tools?

  • 02

    Business-outcome connection

    Do qualified leads, sales and revenue connect back to the campaigns and platforms that produced them?

  • 03

    Experiment readiness

    Given your traffic, volume and constraints, which experiments are feasible, and what would they need?

  • 04

    Decision readiness

    Can the current reporting support the budget decisions you need to make, and where does it mislead?

Scope

What the audit can inspect

Scoped to your stack. Not every item applies to every business.

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Advertising pixels
  • Conversions APIs
  • Conversion definitions
  • Event taxonomy
  • CRM
  • Lead flows
  • Revenue tracking
  • Offline conversions
  • UTM governance
  • Dashboards
  • Platform discrepancies
  • Data pipelines
  • Consent setup
  • Reporting
  • Attribution logic
  • Experiment readiness

Result

What the result identifies

  • Measurement gaps
  • Implementation issues
  • Data-quality risks
  • Missing connections
  • Experiment opportunities
  • Recommended priorities

Process

How the audit runs

  1. Scoping call

    Agree on the decisions the audit should support, the systems in scope and the access required.

  2. Access and review

    Read-only access to analytics, tag manager, ad platforms and CRM. Nothing is changed during the review.

  3. Findings

    A written report: what works, what breaks, and why it matters commercially.

  4. Priorities

    A sequenced plan with effort and expected impact, so the highest-value issues are fixed first.

Request a measurement audit

Describe your setup and what you need to decide. Audit scope and pricing are confirmed after a first review of your answers.

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