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DeliveryAudit
Current tracking, conversion definitions, and the journeys that drive most of the commercial outcome.
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Digital Marketing
Analytics & conversion (CRO)
Know what is actually working, then improve it — clean measurement, honest dashboards, and conversion work based on evidence rather than opinion.
What this is
Definition
We set up measurement you can trust and then use it to lift conversion on the journeys that matter — sign-ups, leads, quote requests, purchases. CRO here is not endless A/B tests on button colours; it is fixing the friction users actually hit, validated with behaviour data and, where the traffic supports it, controlled experiments.
Problems we help untangle
- 01Analytics is “installed,” but nobody trusts the numbers or agrees on what a conversion even is.
- 02Traffic is fine, but high-intent visitors drop before completing the main action.
- 03Teams argue about UX and copy changes without evidence; whoever speaks loudest wins.
- 04GA4 / Search Console / ad platforms tell different stories, and no one has time to reconcile them.
Approach
How we help
Define your real conversion events, then set up measurement (GA4, server-side where needed) that matches them cleanly.
Build a small dashboard that the team actually opens — segmented by channel, device, and audience where it matters.
Diagnose friction on primary journeys using analytics, session replay, and a short audit of the path itself.
Run a CRO backlog of prioritised experiments or direct improvements, with before/after numbers anyone can read.
Delivery
How the work happens
The exact shape depends on scope. We keep phases legible and decisions documented.
Phase 02 / 04
DeliveryMeasurement setup
Clean events, consistent naming, server-side / consent handling where relevant, and a dashboard per audience.
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Phase 03 / 04
DeliveryDiagnosis
Combine analytics, session replay, and heuristic review to identify the real friction, not gut-feel guesses.
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Phase 04 / 04
DeliveryImprove & iterate
Implement fixes or run experiments on top-priority flows, report clearly on what moved, and plan the next round.
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Toolkit
Toolkit
Tools we use depend on your stack and data maturity; common examples:
Toolkit
05Toolkit
Web analytics
GA4, Plausible, Matomo — with server-side tagging where privacy or accuracy demands it
FAQ
Questions about this service
What buyers typically want to know before committing: scope, outputs, process, and how to get started.
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