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Tracking & analytics

Tracking implemented properly and reporting you can act on, so the question 'which part of this worked?' has an answer.

What you get

Why businesses ask for this.

  • See what is going unrecorded before you spend more.

  • One definition of a conversion, used consistently everywhere.

  • Reporting that names its source and period, every time.

  • Set up so your team can read it without us in the room.

Included

What's in scope.

  • Tracking audit

  • Conversion and event implementation

  • Form and call tracking

  • Reporting views

  • Documentation for your team

  • A single conversion definition

Reporting

What the reporting actually looks like.

Screens from an account Evo manages, client not named. The setup's output rather than a claim about what it produced.

Process

How it runs.

  1. 01

    Audit

    What is installed, what is firing, and what is silently missing.

  2. 02

    Define

    What counts as an enquiry, agreed once and applied everywhere.

  3. 03

    Implement

    Events, forms and goals wired up and verified live.

  4. 04

    Report

    A view that answers the question you actually ask.

  5. 05

    Review

    Check it still holds after site or campaign changes.

Questions

Before you ask.

What does the tracking audit cover?

What is installed, what is firing, what is double-counting, and which enquiries are arriving without being recorded anywhere.

Will you install tracking on our site without asking?

No. Anything that collects data is agreed with you first, including which platforms it reports to.

Next step

Know which marketing produced the enquiry.

Get a free tracking audit