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Four Live Sessions · Screen-Share Walkthroughs

Your GA4 setup
is a mess.
We fix it live.

A workshop series for marketing teams who inherited a Google Analytics 4 property nobody set up on purpose. Four sessions. Real screens. Your actual data.

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Our approach

We don't teach GA4 theory.
We fix your property, on screen.

Most GA4 problems aren't caused by bad marketers. They're caused by properties set up in a rush, handed between three people, and never looked at again. Tags fire twice. Conversions don't match the sales process. Reports answer questions nobody asked.

This series exists to untangle that, one live session at a time.

Each session is a screen-share, not a slide deck. We open a real GA4 property, click through the actual configuration, and work through the same decisions your team will need to make in yours.

Marketing team gathered around a laptop reviewing analytics reports together

The four pillars

One workshop. Four things
every messy GA4 property needs.

Auditing what's actually there

Before fixing anything, we look. We walk through data streams, existing events, filters, and Google Signals settings inside a live property. You leave with a written map of what's tracked, what's duplicated, and what's simply missing.

  • Data stream and property structure review
  • Existing event and parameter inventory
  • Filters, exclusions, and Google Signals check
Analyst reviewing GA4 property configuration settings on a laptop screen

Repairing broken event tracking

Google Tag Manager containers get messy fast. We open one, find the duplicated tags and misfiring triggers, and rebuild the events that matter without breaking the historical data you already have.

  • Tag Manager container walkthrough
  • Duplicate and misfiring tag cleanup
  • Parameter naming that stays consistent
Close-up of a computer screen showing tag manager debug console with event triggers

Reports that answer real questions

Default GA4 reports rarely match how a business actually thinks. We build explorations and a Looker Studio view around specific questions: which channel brings qualified leads, and where the funnel actually drops off.

  • GA4 Explore walkthroughs, built live
  • A Looker Studio view tied to business questions
  • Channel and funnel comparisons that hold up
Marketing team member building a custom analytics report on a large widescreen monitor

Goals that match the sales process

A conversion event that fires on every page view tells you nothing. We map GA4 conversion events to the actual stages your sales team uses, then build a fifteen-minute weekly routine that keeps the whole thing honest.

  • Conversion events mapped to sales stages
  • A repeatable weekly fifteen-minute routine
  • A checklist your team can run without us
Team member mapping conversion goals on a whiteboard next to a laptop showing analytics data

How the sessions run

Four sessions.
Same format, different problem.

Facilitator leading a live screen-share workshop session on a video call
Session Format

Live, not recorded-only

Each session runs as a live video call with screen-share. You watch the configuration change in real time and ask questions as they come up. Recordings are made available afterward for anyone who missed the call.

Small marketing team discussing analytics findings around a conference table
Small Groups

Built around one property at a time

Sessions stay small so there's time to look at a specific setup, not a generic example. Between sessions, participants apply the same steps to their own GA4 property before the next call.

Person checking a short weekly analytics report on a tablet at a clean desk
After the Series

A routine that outlasts the workshop

The final deliverable isn't a document. It's a habit: a fifteen-minute weekly check built around the reports and goals set up across the four sessions, designed to keep working long after the last call ends.

Fifteen minutes a week.
That's the whole routine.

Not another dashboard nobody opens. A short, structured check-in built around the questions your team actually needs answered, repeated every week until it's automatic.

Walk through the sessions

Bring your actual property.
Leave with a clean one.

Cohorts are small and scheduled directly with participants. Reach out to check upcoming dates.

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