Analytics

Numbers are everywhere. The trick is knowing which ones matter, which ones are noise, and which ones actually predict what your customer does next. Most teams I look at are tracking too much and learning too little.

Analytics is meant to take the guesswork out of marketing. For most teams I work with, it just adds a different kind of guesswork dressed up in dashboards. I help businesses close the gap between data and decision. That means setting up the right tracking, building the dashboards you’ll actually open, and turning what you find into the next move, not the next meeting.

What good analytics actually looks like

Analytics work starts with the question, not the tool. Before I touch GA4, BigQuery, or any attribution platform, I want to know what decision the dashboard is supposed to support. Where is the budget actually leaking? Which campaign is paying for itself? Why are these users churning? Every metric on every chart should answer one of those questions, or it shouldn’t be on the chart.

Then I build the stack. Server-side tracking through GTM or Stape so iOS updates and ad blockers stop eating your conversion data. A clean event taxonomy so “button_click” actually means something. Attribution that reflects how people really buy, not just last click. And dashboards in Looker Studio, Mixpanel, or whatever already sits inside your team’s workflow, so the people who need answers don’t have to wait for a meeting to get them.

Server-side tracking that survives iOS and ad-blocker losses
Event taxonomy and tagging that actually tells a story
Attribution models built around how your customers really buy
Dashboards your team opens without being told to
Client Stories

Hear From Customers

Real founders. Real numbers. Here’s what they had to say once the dashboards stopped lying.

Before this we had Mixpanel, GA4, and zero idea which one to trust. Seun rebuilt the tracking layer end to end and the numbers finally match. That alone changed how we run weekly reviews.

Ryan Carter

Founder of Reisty App

Our attribution had been over-crediting paid for two years and we never spotted it. Seun caught it, rebuilt the model around how our buyers actually convert, and we cut spend on a channel that wasn't doing anything. Paid for itself in a month.

Liam Parker

Directot at Nova Labs

We had dashboards no one looked at and reports no one trusted. Seun built one that fits on a screen, answers the four questions we ask every week, and got my exec team off PDF screenshots for good.

Ava Bennet

CEO at Orbit Studios

He didn't just plug in tracking. He sat down with us and worked out what we should be measuring in the first place. Half the dashboards we had before were measuring activity, not outcome. Now they measure outcome.

Noah Turner

Founder of Ember Media

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