Google Analytics 4 Setup

Understanding your visitors is the key to growing your business online. 📊 With a proper Google Analytics setup, you can track how users find your website, what they do once they arrive, and where they drop off — giving you the insights needed to make smarter marketing and business decisions.

I help set up Google Analytics 4 (GA4) properly, ensuring you collect accurate, valuable data to measure performance, user engagement, and conversion events. 🚀 Whether you need standard event tracking, enhanced ecommerce tracking, cross-domain tracking, or custom goals, I’ll configure everything through Google Tag Manager for a clean, scalable setup.

Without the right analytics, you’re guessing — not growing. Let’s implement a solid, privacy-compliant Google Analytics setup that gives you clear visibility into your user behavior, campaign performance, and opportunities to improve. 🔥

Features & Benefits

Complete GA4 Setup

Set up your GA4 account, property, and data streams properly to ensure accurate data collection and full tracking functionality aligned with your website and business goals.

Custom Events Tracking

Set up custom goals and conversion events to measure what truly matters for your business. Track key actions like clicks, form submissions, downloads, video plays, and more to understand user behavior.

Enhanced Ecommerce Tracking

Get detailed insights into the entire customer journey — product views, add-to-cart actions, checkouts, purchases — perfect for ecommerce businesses.

Cross-Domain Tracking

Cross-domain tracking allows you to track a user’s journey across multiple websites (domains) as a single session in Google Analytics (GA4). With cross-domain tracking GA4 correctly tracks one user and session across both domains.

Google Ads Integration

Import custom audiences and conversion data from GA4 into Google Ads to enhance ad targeting and campaign performance.

Setup UTM Tracking

Enable UTM tracking in GA4 to accurately attribute traffic sources, campaign performance for better marketing insights.

Server-Side Tracking

Bypass browser limitations (like ITP, ad blockers) with server-side tracking for more reliable, complete data.

Debugging and Validation

Test and validate tracking to ensure every event is firing properly and data is flowing correctly.

Privacy and Consent Compliance

Set up cookie consent banners and data retention settings to meet GDPR, CCPA, and other privacy regulations.

Audience Building

Create remarketing audiences based on user behavior for better targeting across Google Ads and Display Network.

Standard GA4 Reports

Gain insights from essential GA4 reports like Acquisition, Engagement, Monetization, Retention, Demographics, Tech, and Real-Time Reports to analyze and optimize your website’s performance.

Custom Reports and Insights

Create custom GA4 reports to track the metrics that are most important to your business. Gain deeper insights into user behavior, conversions, and more to optimize your marketing strategies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Google Analytics 4 helps you track website performance, understand visitor behavior, measure marketing success, and find growth opportunities through data insights.

In GA4, an Account is the highest level and holds all properties. A Property is the individual website or app you’re tracking, and a Data Stream is the flow of data from a specific platform (e.g., web, iOS, or Android) into GA4 for that property.

If a business has multiple websites (e.g., example.com and shop.example.com) that is part of a single user journey, Google Analytics normally sees visits to each site as separate sessions. This can break the tracking and mess up reports.
Cross-domain tracking fixes this issue by linking user sessions across different domains. Without cross-domain tracking GA4 sees this as two separate users and sessions.

UTM tracking helps you track where your website visitors come from, which campaigns drive conversions, and improves reporting accuracy in Google Analytics.

Dimensions in GA4 describe attributes or characteristics of your data, like city or page title, while Metrics measure quantitative data, such as the number of sessions or revenue.

Events in GA4 track specific user interactions (like clicks or purchases), and Parameters provide additional details about those events (such as product name or value).