Most GA4 problems come from: And the frustrating part? Many teams don’t realize there’s a problem until reporting starts breaking, attribution becomes unreliable, or stakeholders stop trusting the data. That’s exactly why I created a free 150+ GA4 Audit Checklist guide. 150+ GA4 Audit Checks Every Team Should Review This checklist gives marketers, analysts, implementation…
If you’re using Google Tag Manager (GTM), you already know how powerful it is for managing tracking without constantly touching code. But over time, GTM containers tend to get messy—unused tags pile up, naming conventions drift, and tracking breaks without anyone noticing. That’s where a GTM audit comes in. This guide walks you through what…
If you’ve ever run an audit in GA Auditor, you already know how quickly it uncovers issues in your GA4 and GTM setup. But running an audit is just the first step. The real value comes from what you do with the results. That’s exactly why we introduced the Word document download feature — to…
For most organizations, GA4 tracking lives inside Google Tag Manager (GTM). With each new requirement, new tags get added. As a result, most GTM containers become messy over time. They contain unused tags, broken triggers, unnecessary variables, duplicate events, and missing consent checks. On the surface, they look harmless, but they are not. That’s why…
Most GA4 implementations are not “slightly off”, they are fundamentally broken. Not because teams don’t care, but because GA4 is flexible, complex, and easy to misconfigure. Small mistakes compound quickly, and before you know it, your reports are misleading at best and completely unusable at worst. After auditing dozens of GA4 setups, the same issues…