I will set up ga4 and google tag manager conversion tracking correctly

Broken tracking is the most expensive problem in paid media and almost nobody catches it. If Google and Meta are optimizing toward the wrong event, or counting the same conversion three times, you are paying them to buy you bad traffic faster.

I find this in roughly half the accounts I audit.

What I set up:

• GA4 configured properly, not the default install that only counts pageviews
• A Google Tag Manager container with clean, documented tags, triggers and variables
• Conversion events tied to what actually makes you money: purchases, qualified form fills, calls, bookings
• Google Ads and Meta conversion imports, deduplicated so nothing counts twice
• Meta Pixel and Conversions API
• Call tracking integration with CallRail or WhatConverts
• Consent Mode v2 if you have EU traffic
• Ecommerce events for Shopify, WooCommerce and most carts

Then I test every single event and send you a verification document showing each one firing, so you are not taking my word for it.

You also get a written map of the setup, so whoever touches it next, including you, knows what is where.