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Building a Print-on-Demand Shopify Integration Platform
This Print-on-Demand (POD) platform is designed to help businesses sell custom-designed products without managing inventory, production, or logistics.
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Accurate analytics and ad tracking you can trust, set up the privacy-safe way.
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If your analytics, ad platforms and CRM all show different numbers, you cannot tell which marketing works.
We set up and fix Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager and conversion tracking so your data is complete, consistent and compliant with consent rules. Server-side tracking recovers data that browsers and ad blockers now drop, Consent Mode v2 keeps you compliant while still modeling conversions, and BigQuery and Looker Studio turn the data into reports your team can use.
GA4, Google Ads, Meta and your CRM all report different conversion totals.
A site release, new consent banner or browser update broke tracking.
Tags fire before visitors accept cookies, or Consent Mode v2 is missing.
Teams export data to spreadsheets because the dashboards are wrong or missing.
Outcomes
Every gap and error in GA4, GTM, pixels and consent, ranked by impact.
Events, conversions, parameters and a data layer spec for developers.
GA4, GTM, server-side tagging, consent and conversion APIs, tested and published.
Looker Studio dashboards on top of GA4 and BigQuery.
Naming guide, change log and maintenance notes.
A clean analytics foundation.
Tags organized, tested and documented.
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Recover data and control what you share.
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Track only what users agree to.
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Own your raw data and report on it.
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dbtWe audit your current tags and data first, so fixes target the real causes of mismatched numbers.
Consent Mode v2 and your cookie banner are set up together, so tracking respects consent.
Our engineers set up server-side tagging, the Meta Conversions API and BigQuery exports end to end.
Every tag, trigger and event is documented, so your team or any future agency can maintain it.
Featured case study
This Print-on-Demand (POD) platform is designed to help businesses sell custom-designed products without managing inventory, production, or logistics.
Read the case study
We review GA4, GTM, ad pixels, consent and CRM data to find gaps and errors.
You receive Tracking audit
We agree the events, conversions and reports that match your business goals.
You receive Measurement plan and data layer spec
We build GA4, GTM, server-side tagging, consent and conversion APIs in a test environment.
You receive Working tracking set-up
We test every event and consent state, then publish with version control.
You receive QA report and launch
We set up BigQuery export and Looker Studio dashboards.
You receive Dashboards and data models
We monitor for broken tags and data drops after site releases.
You receive Monitoring and alerts
Tech stack
Data platforms
Pipelines and orchestration
Databases
BI and analytics
Frontend
Languages
Cloud and DevOps
CRM, commerce and CMS
Other tools
Engagement
A review of GA4, GTM, pixels and consent, with a fix plan.
Measurement plan, GA4, server-side tagging, consent and dashboards.
Monitoring, fixes after releases and new reports each month.
Common causes are missing or duplicated tags, consent banners that block tracking, ad blockers, different attribution models and conversions counted differently in each tool. An audit finds which of these apply and fixes them, so the numbers line up as closely as the tools allow.
It depends on the number of sites and apps, events, ad platforms, and whether you need server-side tracking and BigQuery reporting. Server hosting is billed to your own cloud or Stape account. As a guide, a GA4 and GTM audit usually costs $1,500 to $5,000, and a full set-up with server-side tracking, Consent Mode v2 and dashboards $5,000 to $20,000 or more (USD).
Instead of every marketing tag running in the visitor's browser, data is sent once to your own tagging server, which then passes it to GA4, Google Ads, Meta and others. It recovers data lost to browser limits, lets you remove personal data before sharing it and can speed up your site.
It is Google's way of adjusting tags based on a visitor's cookie choice, and of modeling conversions for people who decline. Google requires it for advertisers who want to use remarketing and measurement features for users in the European Economic Area and the UK. We set it up with a certified consent banner.
No, and it should not. Server-side tagging still has to respect each visitor's consent choice. We set it up so tags only fire, or only send limited data, according to the consent given.
It sends conversion events from your server to Meta, alongside the browser pixel, so Meta receives more complete and reliable data. That usually improves ad optimization and reporting. We set it up through server-side GTM or a platform integration such as Shopify's.
The GA4 interface samples, limits and summarizes data. BigQuery gives you the raw events, kept as long as you want, so you can build custom attribution, join with CRM and ad spend data and feed dashboards in Looker Studio or Power BI.
Yes. We set up GA4 for apps through Firebase, align app and web events, and connect them in one property for a full view of the customer journey.
Yes. You get a measurement plan, data layer spec, GTM naming guide and a change log, so your team or any future agency can maintain it.
A tracking audit usually takes 1 to 2 weeks and a full set-up 2 to 6 weeks. We need admin access to GA4, Google Tag Manager and your ad platforms, plus your consent banner settings.
You do. Properties, containers and BigQuery projects are created in your accounts, and we can be removed at any time.
Book a call. We will review your GA4, tags and consent set-up and list what needs fixing.