Analytics and search measurement setup
You need to trust a small set of website measurements and confirm ownership in Search Console.
Budget guide: US$285–665. I will quote the agreed scope after checking fit. This range is an indication, not a fixed price or a ceiling.
Is this for you?
You have analytics installed but you do not trust the numbers. Sales in your store do not match what the reports show, and you are not sure Google can see your site properly.
This is a good fit if
- Your analytics and sales numbers do not agree
- You have not verified your site in Search Console
- You want a few measurements you can rely on
- You want to know what to check each month
It is probably not the right fit if
- You want a marketing strategy or ad campaigns
- You need dozens of custom reports
- The site is slow or broken. Start with that first
What you walk away with
- A small set of key measurements set up and tested
- Search Console verified with a sitemap submitted
- A short guide to reading the numbers
Scope, timing and what is included
When this is useful
This is useful when missing or duplicated events make it hard to trust a specific business decision, and you need the collection checked. If basic reporting already answers your question, adding more tracking may not help.
What you receive
Set up or check one site, one GA4 property and Search Console verification; check up to two agreed events, consent behaviour and duplicate collection; hand over ownership.
The agreed events are verified under allowed and denied consent states, with duplicate collection checked.
What I need to begin
Access to the site and properties, the actions you want to measure, and an existing usable consent mechanism.
Allow 2–4 business days after the required access and inputs are ready. I’ll confirm fit and the start date before payment.
Scope and expectations
Consent design, custom data layers, cross-domain tracking, historical repair and SEO growth work are separate.
If existing integrations cannot provide the required events, I will explain the additional work before quoting implementation.