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GA4, Google Tag Manager, server-side tagging and CRM attribution for B2B, e-commerce, healthcare and professional services.
Almost every account we inherit has at least four of these. Most have eight.
Two systems, two numbers, and no agreed explanation for the gap.
The platform celebrates while the pipeline stays flat.
Attributed conversions that nobody in sales can find a record of.
Nobody knows what half of them do, so nobody dares delete any.
The same action fires twice, quietly doubling everything you report.
The highest-intent form on the site turns out to fire nothing.
A major lead channel sits entirely outside the reporting.
Revenue closes in the CRM and never finds its way back to the ad platform.
Safari, ad blockers and cookie limits are removing data you rely on.
Compliance was implemented, and nobody measured what it cost you.
Beautiful reporting that cannot answer a single commercial question.
Every channel claims the same conversions, so budget is set by opinion.
If your data is wrong, every marketing decision built on that data is wrong.
Marketing analytics is the discipline of measuring the complete journey from first impression to recognised revenue, so that budget decisions are made on evidence rather than on whichever platform shouts loudest.
Shiveon builds the measurement layer that connects every stage of this journey. Most analytics setups measure the first three stages accurately and then stop, which is exactly where the commercially useful questions begin.
Eight services that together produce one trustworthy view of what your marketing actually does.
A property configured around your business, not around the defaults.
One documented container instead of tags scattered across the site.
Every meaningful action measured, deduplicated and valued.
Feed accurate, qualified conversion data back into bidding.
Browser and server events, correctly deduplicated.
First-party measurement that survives browser restrictions.
The analysis layer that turns collected data into decisions.
Reporting that a marketer, a CFO and a founder can all use.
We will check your measurement setup end to end and tell you exactly which numbers you can trust, which you cannot, and what to fix first.
No obligation. A strategist reviews your setup personally and replies within three business days.
Six layers. Most businesses have the first two and assume the rest will follow on their own.
If it indicates commercial progress, it should be measurable. These are the events we implement most often.
Behaviour that shows intent before anyone fills in a form.
The stages between an enquiry and a real opportunity.
The full purchase funnel with values attached.
Platform-side events that feed bidding algorithms.
What happened after marketing handed the lead over.
This is the step that changes what your ad platforms optimise toward, and it is the one most businesses never complete.
GCLID and platform click identifiers captured and stored against the lead.
Source, campaign and click data written into fields that survive lead conversion.
Qualified leads and closed revenue uploaded back to the ad platforms.
Pipeline and revenue reported by the channel that actually produced them.
Particularly valuable for B2B, SaaS, real estate, healthcare, financial services and any business where the sale completes days or weeks after the click.
Attribution models are lenses, not verdicts. We report through more than one, because each answers a different question.
Where did this customer first discover you?
Which channel was present when they converted?
Which channels influenced the journey in between?
Which channels produced money, not conversions?
Illustrative funnel shape. Once these stages are connected, the question stops being “how many conversions did we get” and becomes “what did each channel cost per customer”.
The metric hierarchy is not universal. What you measure should follow how your business actually makes money.
Measured through the sales cycle, not stopped at the form.
Acquisition judged against activation and payback.
Margin-aware measurement rather than last-click ROAS.
Cost per qualified opportunity, not cost per form fill.
Low volume, high value, so every enquiry is measured.
Every sector has its own definition of a meaningful action, and its own compliance constraints around measuring it.
Patient journeys measured inside advertising and privacy rules.
Measured through to the site visit, not the brochure download.
Committee-led journeys tracked across long cycles.
Full funnel with values, feeds and margin tiers.
Compliant measurement of regulated conversion paths.
Product and marketing data joined around activation.
Measurement is rebuilt in a deliberate order, because every later stage depends on the one before it.
Establish what should be measured and make the basics trustworthy.
Join the website to the ad platforms and the CRM.
Turn reliable data into decisions people act on.
Each engagement shows the data problem we found, what we rebuilt and what became possible afterwards.
B2B SaaS · United States
Platform-reported conversions bore no relation to what appeared in the CRM, so nobody trusted the reporting enough to act on it.
Conversion tracking rebuilt end to end, GA4 and GTM reconfigured, and campaigns re-pointed at commercial intent.
UAE & Saudi Arabia
Performance Max was cannibalising branded traffic while reporting inflated returns, so ROAS could not be trusted as a budget signal.
Brand and non-brand separated in reporting, server-side tracking implemented, and value-based bidding fed by contribution margin.
Australia
Eleven clinic locations generated enquiries that nobody could attribute to a location, a campaign or an outcome.
Booking funnel instrumented end to end with server-side events, and location-level reporting built on top.
The numbers themselves are less important than what you can finally do with them.
The core problem: nobody knows what those 100 conversions actually mean.
Now marketing can optimise against business outcomes instead of platform-reported activity.
Most analytics work is sold as an implementation. We treat it as the foundation every other marketing decision rests on.
We measure through to pipeline and revenue, not to the form submission.
Tracking built by people who live with the consequences of bad data.
Naming conventions, data layer specs and handover documentation as standard.
Consent Mode and regional compliance treated as requirements, not afterthoughts.
Where a full closed loop is impossible, we say so and agree a proxy.
Measurement across eight markets and their differing privacy regimes.
We are not tied to a stack. We implement what fits the business and what your team can maintain.
Measurement platforms and the reporting layers built on them.
Client-side and server-side tagging infrastructure.
Conversion APIs and platform-side measurement.
Where the outcomes actually live.
Qualitative data that explains the quantitative.
Analytics work is usually scoped as a fixed-price implementation followed by an optional ongoing retainer. The implementation cost is driven by how much needs rebuilding rather than by the size of your ad budget.
A clean GA4 and GTM setup on a straightforward site is a very different project from untangling a six-year-old container, integrating a CRM and standing up server-side tagging across three markets.
Matched to whether you need a fix, a rebuild or an ongoing measurement partner.
A one-off diagnosis of what is broken and what to fix first.
A fixed-price rebuild of the measurement layer.
A retained partner as your tracking needs keep changing.
A straightforward implementation — property configuration, core events, conversions and a basic dashboard — typically takes two to three weeks. Add CRM integration, e-commerce tracking or server-side tagging and it runs four to eight weeks. The variable is rarely the tagging; it is how long it takes to agree what should be measured.
Yes, and it is where most engagements start. The audit covers GA4 configuration, GTM container hygiene, conversion accuracy, duplication, consent handling, CRM integration and attribution. You get a prioritised list of what is broken, what it is costing you, and what to fix first — whether or not you work with us afterwards.
Yes. That includes container setup or cleanup, tags, triggers, variables, a documented data layer and naming conventions your team can maintain. Where a container has grown unmanageable, we rebuild rather than patch, because inherited mess tends to reappear.
Yes, and this is the single most common request we get. The usual culprits are duplicate firing, the wrong counting setting, untracked forms, events marked as conversions that should not be, and missing deduplication between browser and server events. Most are fixable within days once diagnosed.
Yes. We capture the GA4 client ID and campaign data at the point of form submission, write them into CRM fields, and where useful send CRM stage changes back into GA4. That is what lets you report revenue by marketing channel rather than sessions by channel.
Yes. We capture the Google click identifier against each lead, store it in your CRM, and upload qualified and closed outcomes back to Google Ads. It is usually the highest-value measurement work available to any business with a sales cycle longer than a few days.
Server-side tagging moves tag execution from the visitor’s browser to a server you control, which improves data quality against ad blockers and browser restrictions, allows longer-lived first-party cookies and reduces page weight. It costs money to run, so we recommend it when signal loss is genuinely costing you performance — not by default.
Yes, alongside the Pixel rather than instead of it. The critical detail is deduplication: the same event ID must be sent from both sources or Meta counts every conversion twice. We implement it, verify event match quality and monitor the deduplication rate.
Yes, at several levels. At minimum we track WhatsApp clicks as events with page and campaign context. Better, we embed dynamic reference codes in the pre-filled message so sales can identify the source. Best, we integrate the WhatsApp Business API so conversations land in your CRM as attributable records.
Yes. Click-to-call taps can be tracked directly, but they only prove intent. For genuine call attribution we implement a call tracking provider with dynamic number insertion, so you can count only calls over a meaningful duration and tie them back to campaign and keyword.
Yes, across Shopify, WooCommerce and custom platforms. That covers the full purchase funnel with the standard GA4 e-commerce parameter set, product and feed data, refund handling, and value-based bidding signals based on margin rather than gross revenue.
Yes. We build separate views for different audiences: an operational dashboard for the marketing team, a pipeline view for sales, and an executive summary that answers what was spent, what it produced and what it cost per customer.
Yes, and it is the point of the exercise. Lead, MQL, SQL, meeting, opportunity and closed revenue are all measurable once the CRM is integrated and stages are maintained. The technical work is straightforward; the harder part is agreeing definitions with sales and keeping the CRM clean.
We implement Google Consent Mode v2 with a compliant consent platform, configure tags to respect those signals, and use server-side tagging to control what data leaves your infrastructure. We work across GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA, UAE PDPL and similar regimes, and we will not implement tracking that ignores a declined consent.
Yes. We are Mumbai-based and work with clients across the USA, UAE, UK, Australia, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and the Philippines. Multi-market measurement brings its own complications — currency, time zones, differing privacy rules — and we handle those as part of the scope.
Implementation is quoted fixed price after an audit, because the cost depends almost entirely on what state your current setup is in. Ongoing measurement support runs as a monthly retainer. We will tell you when a short audit and a fix list would serve you better than a full rebuild.
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We’ll audit your measurement setup, tell you which numbers are reliable and which are not, and show you what to fix first.
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