Every ad platform claims credit for the same conversion. Without a clean, verified tracking and attribution setup, budget decisions get made on inflated or duplicated numbers. We build tracking infrastructure that reconciles ad platform data against real revenue.
Google, Meta, and LinkedIn all use last-touch attribution favoring their own platform.
When every ad platform reports its own conversion count without a shared source of truth, the combined numbers add up to more conversions than a business actually had, which makes it impossible to know which channel deserves more budget.
We build a tracking and attribution layer that reconciles GA4, ad platform pixels, and server-side data against actual CRM or sales records, so budget decisions get made on real numbers instead of platform-reported vanity metrics.
These are the most common signals that tracking data cannot be trusted.
Combined ad platform conversions exceed actual total sales.
Every channel is judged by its own dashboard instead of one attribution model.
No server-side tagging to recover conversions lost to browser restrictions.
Tracked events set up once, years ago, never reverified.
Default last-click attribution used without evaluating alternatives.
No way to connect a mobile research session to a desktop purchase.
From pixel audits to multi-channel attribution modeling.
Google Analytics 4 events, conversions, and data streams configured and verified.
Server-side Google Tag Manager or Conversions API implementation for durable tracking.
Google, Meta, and LinkedIn tracking pixels verified against actual conversion events.
Data-driven or position-based attribution models built to reflect the real customer journey.
Ad platform reported conversions checked monthly against CRM or sales records.
User identity stitching configured to connect multi-device customer journeys.
Consent management configured to preserve tracking accuracy under privacy regulations.
A single dashboard reconciling all channels against one attribution model.
A verification-first approach - nothing gets trusted until it is checked.
Every tracked conversion event mapped back to an actual business outcome.
Ad platform reported conversions checked against CRM or e-commerce order data.
Multiple attribution models compared to find the one matching the real buying journey.
Tracking preserved as accurately as possible within privacy consent frameworks.
Quarterly checks to catch tracking drift before it skews budget decisions.
Attribution data is only useful if it reflects what actually happened.
Every conversion event checked against real revenue before being trusted.
Server-side tagging implemented to reduce data loss from browser restrictions.
A single attribution model applied across channels instead of platform silos.
Consent Mode and privacy regulations built into the tracking setup from the start.
Reported numbers checked against actual sales on an ongoing basis.
A structured path from a tracking audit to a single trusted attribution model.
We review every pixel, tag, and conversion event currently in place.
Ad platform reported conversions are compared against actual CRM or sales data.
Server-side tagging or Conversions API integrations are built where missing.
The right attribution model is chosen based on your actual customer journey.
Consent Mode is configured to preserve accuracy within privacy requirements.
Monthly checks keep platform-reported data aligned with real revenue.
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GA4, Search Console, Meta Ads Manager, and Shopify data — nothing modeled or projected.
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