“I'm not sure our GA4/GTM setup is correct.”
You inherited it, or it was built fast, or it's been three years since anyone looked. Nobody can confidently say what's tracking what.
Ad platforms optimizing on limited data. Consent banners silently dropping conversions. GA4 numbers that don't match anything else. Tracking nobody's audited in two years. We find what's broken, rebuild the foundation, and deliver the reports your team can actually trust.
Get in touch →The most common entry point for new clients. We assess what's in place, document what's broken, and deliver a clear roadmap for what needs to change.
The planning work that connects measurement to business goals. Defining what to track, why, and how it ties back to decisions your team actually makes.
The hands-on technical work. From single-capability projects to full foundational rebuilds.
All engagements are scoped to fit. We work directly with in-house teams, and as a contractor or white-label partner for agencies.
Get in touch →Most of our engagements start the same way. A team realizes the data they're making decisions on doesn't add up, and they don't have someone in-house to fix it.
You inherited it, or it was built fast, or it's been three years since anyone looked. Nobody can confidently say what's tracking what.
Reporting meetings turn into reconciliation arguments. The team stops trusting any one source and starts second-guessing every number.
Compliance is in question, GA4 numbers tanked after the CMP went live, or the banner is silently dropping events nobody can see.
Conversions not being captured. Audiences built on partial events. Campaigns optimizing on a fraction of what they should see.
The data's in there somewhere, but finding it takes work. Standard reports don't answer the questions the team actually has. Looking at Shopify, HubSpot, or other systems feels easier than fighting GA4.
A redesign or new launch is the worst time to discover your tracking is broken. The team is moving fast. Measurement isn't usually in the loop.
I founded and ran Inflow, a digital marketing agency, for 16 years. We were a three-time Inc 5000 honoree, and I successfully exited the business in 2023. Most of that work was the visible side of marketing: SEO, paid media, conversion optimization. The work clients see.
What I learned by the end was that the visible work is mostly downstream of the invisible work. Reports clients argue about, campaigns that underperform, decisions made on shaky data. They almost always trace back to a measurement layer nobody on the team is responsible for. Tracking that quietly drifted. Consent that broke something nobody noticed. A GTM container with three contractors' worth of forgotten tags.
That's the work MeasureUp does now. Clean implementation, defensible reporting, no asterisks. We work with B2B/SaaS and eCommerce teams that need their data to actually work.
One short conversation. We'll look at where your measurement stands today, and what it would take to get it right.