Selected work

See how tracking problems become decision-ready data.

Examples of measurement architecture, implementation, and diagnosis across the complete path from customer action to analytics and advertising platforms.

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01

Measurement design

GA4 and GTM tracking architecture

Context

A reporting setup had inconsistent event names, missing dimensions, and noisy automatic events that made funnels difficult to interpret.

Approach
  • Mapped meaningful user actions to a shared event taxonomy
  • Defined a purpose-built data layer and required parameters
  • Configured and validated GA4 events through GTM
Outcome

A consistent event model with duplicate signals removed and critical funnel steps validated.

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Data Layer
  • JavaScript
02

Cloud infrastructure

First-party server-side tracking

Context

Browser restrictions, blocking, and third-party routing weakened important conversion signals and reduced control over outgoing data.

Approach
  • Configured a server-side GTM container on a first-party endpoint
  • Routed GA4 and advertising events through controlled clients and tags
  • Tested payload transformations, consent, and platform delivery
Outcome

A more resilient collection path with one controlled point for validation and multi-platform routing.

  • Server-Side GTM
  • Meta CAPI
  • Cloud Run
  • Stape
03

Audit and repair

Conversion tracking diagnosis

Context

Ad-platform conversions did not align with backend sales, while transaction totals showed signs of repeated firing.

Approach
  • Reproduced the checkout journey and inspected every request
  • Verified transaction IDs, deduplication, and consent behavior
  • Compared platform configuration with backend outcomes
Outcome

Duplicate transaction triggers were isolated, removed, and retested against the intended attribution path.

  • GTM Preview
  • GA4 DebugView
  • Network Inspection
  • Looker Studio

What is documented

The work stays useful after handoff.

A reliable setup should not depend on one person's memory. Clear evidence helps your team understand what changed, why it changed, how it was verified, and what to watch next.

  • Event and parameter definitions
  • Source and destination ownership
  • Test journeys and expected results
  • Debug and network evidence
  • Known platform differences
  • Maintenance and handoff notes

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