Marketing Measurement

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is the most popular analytics platform on the internet - Apex Digital optimises GA4

Most marketing measurement today is done by just one tool, Google Analytics. If you work in marketing, there is no doubt you have utilised any version of Google Analytics over the past decade.

Our work focuses on optimising and enriching your measurement capability, using Google Analytics as a foundation in our methodology.

What is Marketing Measurement?

Tracking every part of the customer journey, and proactively using data for optimisation

Commonly referred to as “Digital Analytics” or “Web Analytics”, this is what we do at Apex Digital.

Is your data quality letting you down?

Almost every marketing team will have Google Analytics running in the background passively, or will have been actively using it for data and insights for the past two decades.

Many businesses rely on the data that Google Analytics generates to fuel ecommerce merchandising, online marketing, lead generation, campaign optimisation and attributing marketing effectiveness.

If one tool powers all of your marketing, why wouldn’t you invest the time to ensure it collects and reports everything you need it to?

Don’t let your marketing data be a case of..

Garbage in, Garbage out

Many businesses have set up a basic level of GA4 or were auto migrated. There is so much potential with the new data model which will improve your conversions through onsite and offsite optimisation.

Google Analytics is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Each business needs a bespoke implementation depending on exact requirements and conversion points.

We provide full auditing solutions and from-scratch GA4 implementations to ensure the best quality data is collected and used for your business.

Going beyond Web Analytics

How many “sources of truth” does your business have?

Every business we work with benefits from a rationalisation of their reporting surfaces and resulting in one actual source of truth that all business stakeholders trust and rely upon.

How do we do it?

Here’s an example of how we measure Google Ads Conversions:

Tracking Google conversions both on the website and offline conversions fed back via the google Ads API will lead to greater success in campaigns and increase return on investment.

With the conversion event, we also need to capture Click ID, Email & Phone number.

By ensuring this data is fed back to the thank you page in a hashed format, or by tracking native forms, we will have all three identifiers to enable Google to match back to the original click, therefore providing excellent data collection and a high match rate.

Optimising the Google Ads campaign to converted leads, not just the on site conversions will lead to overall better results if replicated across each and every channel, all reported on a centralised dashboard.

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