GA4 implementation & audit
Clean event taxonomy, correct conversions, cross-domain, internal-traffic filters, and a fix list for everything that's currently wrong.
- Event design
- Conversions
- Audit
GA4 · Server-side GTM · Cloudflare Zaraz · Consent Mode · BigQuery
If GA4 revenue doesn't match your orders, half your traffic is "unassigned," or your site is slow from twenty marketing tags, the implementation is broken. Reed Dynamic rebuilds it: server-side tagging, consent mode, correct eCommerce events, and reporting your team trusts.

Reed Dynamic provides analytics engineering services — GA4 implementation and audits, server-side Google Tag Manager and Cloudflare Zaraz, Consent Mode v2 and privacy-first tracking, enhanced eCommerce tracking for Magento, Shopify, and WooCommerce, BigQuery export, and marketing attribution reporting — from Ann Arbor, Michigan. Audits from $2,500; full implementations $8,000–$25,000.
Clean event taxonomy, correct conversions, cross-domain, internal-traffic filters, and a fix list for everything that's currently wrong.
GTM server container or Cloudflare Zaraz: one event from the browser, fan-out on the server. Faster pages, less data loss, PII control.
Consent Mode v2, CMP integration, regional behavior, and privacy-first alternatives. Compliance without losing all your data.
Full funnel with item data, refunds, and server-confirmed purchases for Magento 2, Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce.
Raw GA4 export to BigQuery, joined with order and ad data; Looker Studio dashboards your team actually opens.
Google Ads, Meta CAPI, and LinkedIn conversions fed server-side with enhanced conversions and offline imports.
The usual culprits: duplicate or missing tags after a redesign, no consent mode so EU/CA traffic is dropped, ad blockers and Safari ITP killing client-side tags, mis-configured eCommerce events, and GA4 data thresholding hiding rows. We audit all of it and fix the implementation — see our guide to removing GA4 thresholding.
Instead of every marketing tag firing in the visitor's browser, a server you control (Google Tag Manager server container or Cloudflare Zaraz) receives one event and forwards it to GA4, Ads, Meta, etc. Result: faster pages, far less data loss to ad blockers and ITP, and control over what PII leaves your site. If you spend meaningfully on ads or your Core Web Vitals suffer from tag bloat, yes.
A GA4 audit with fixes runs $2,500–$6,000. Full implementation with server-side tagging, consent mode, and eCommerce tracking runs $8,000–$25,000. BigQuery + Looker Studio reporting is scoped separately. See pricing.
Yes — Consent Mode v2, CMP integration (Cookiebot, OneTrust, Osano, or a lightweight custom banner), regional rules, and privacy-first analytics alternatives where appropriate. Read our privacy-first web development guide.
Yes — full purchase funnel events (view_item → add_to_cart → begin_checkout → purchase) with item data, refunds, and server-side purchase confirmation so revenue matches your order system.
It's the measurement side of it. Pairs with our technical SEO work: Search Console + GA4 + BigQuery in one reporting layer.