How we build the layer
Clean tracking, defensible attribution, decision-ready reporting
A single decision layer across paid, organic, content and CRM.
GA4 and server-side rebuild
Tag manager, GA4 and server-side tagging implemented properly, with consent handled correctly.
Attribution modelling
A defensible mix of platform, MMM and incrementality, sized to your business.
CRM and revenue integration
Qualified leads, customers and revenue stitched back into the marketing view.
Reporting humans actually read
A small number of dashboards, owned by named people, designed to drive decisions.
AI-assisted insight
Pattern detection, anomaly alerts and narrative summaries layered on top of clean data.
Audit trail
Every change to the tagging or attribution layer documented. No mystery breakages.
Outcomes
What changes once analytics actually works
Faster
shifts in spend
Confident budget decisions
Reliable data shortens the loop between insight and reallocation.
Visible
cost per customer, by channel
Real ROI on every channel
No more relying on platform self-reporting.
Better
inputs into Smart Bidding and Advantage+
Cleaner data to feed AI
When the platform sees the right signal, performance compounds.
Owned
in your accounts, not theirs
Lower agency and tool risk
Tracking and reporting belong to you, not the agency.
How we work
A pragmatic, opinionated rebuild
No 200-page audits. No frameworks for their own sake.
Audit the current stack
Week 1Tag manager, GA4, ad platform pixels, server-side endpoint, CRM and BI tooling, reviewed as one system.
Rebuild the data layer
Weeks 2-3Events, parameters, consent and server-side endpoint specified once and implemented properly.
Wire in CRM and revenue
Week 3Qualified leads, customers and revenue connected back into the marketing view.
Design the reporting
Week 4A small number of decision-ready dashboards, owned by named people on the team.
Iterate and govern
OngoingQuarterly reviews, change logs and AI-assisted anomaly detection keep the system clean.
Frequently asked questions
Do you replace our existing analytics tools?
Usually no. We rebuild the data layer underneath your existing tools. New platforms are introduced only where a measurable gap exists.
Which attribution model do you use?
A mix sized to the business. Platform attribution for tactical decisions, marketing mix modelling for budget allocation, incrementality testing where it earns its keep.
How does this work with privacy and consent?
Consent mode, server-side tagging and consent-aware events are part of the build. The layer is designed to remain compliant as regulation evolves.
How quickly do we see useful reports?
First reliable dashboards typically land in week four. Full attribution model is normally settled within the first quarter.