Transparent analytics —
for confident SEO decisions

Almost every second project has duplicate hits, mismatched events, disappearing organic traffic, or goals leading nowhere. We configure GA4, GSC, and Metrica so your reports reflect reality — without arguments over numbers from different universes.

How effort is usually split

Emphasis on correct data and source linking; visualization and dashboards cement agreements.

GA4 & events30%
GSC & organic28%
Metrica & behavior22%
Dashboards & reporting20%
Typical situation

What's hurting your analytics

1

Duplicate hits

Data is inflated, conversions are bloated — decisions are based on a distorted picture.

2

Mismatched events

Dev, marketing, and SEO count different numbers — each sure they're right.

3

Organic blind spots

Organic traffic suddenly disappears from reports, and reasons are unclear.

4

Goals going nowhere

Set goals aren't linked to your business funnel — you don't know which channels actually bring revenue.

Deliverables

What's included

Almost every second project has duplicate hits, mismatched events, disappearing organic traffic, or goals leading nowhere. We configure GA4, GSC, and Metrica so your reports reflect reality — without arguments over numbers from different universes.

Current tagging and data source audit

Checking containers, duplicate counters, definition discrepancies, critical funnel gaps. A brief report on what to fix first.

  • GTM / gtag map and overlaps with Metrica
  • How session, source, and conversion definitions differ across tools
  • Prioritized fix list with impact on SEO reporting

GA4 setup + events + business goal mapping

Proper GA4 and GTM configuration, events, parameters, linking with GSC and Metrica. A 'what each metric means' document for the team.

  • Streams, internal/test traffic, event naming reference
  • Key micro-conversions and e-commerce if needed
  • DebugView and a post-release validation plan

GSC ↔ GA4, filters and basic SEO segments

Console integration, traffic segmentation by sections and query types.

  • Search Console linked into GA4 reporting
  • Brand/non-brand, landings, query-type views
  • Click anomalies and index coverage checks

Metrica (if needed) and alignment with Google

Goals and segments for Russian-market traffic, webvisor — without breaking parity with GA4 logic.

  • Shared conversion definitions between Metrica and GA4
  • Segments for SEO and marketing
  • Rules so dashboards don't mix incomparable numbers

Consent, CMP, and collection modes

GDPR / local requirements: Consent Mode, deferred tag loading, cookie-banner review.

  • Consent flow and impact on data completeness
  • CMP setup or recommendations for your stack
  • A short brief for legal/marketing on what is measured before and after consent

CRM, offline conversions, and exports

Linking web events to leads and deals: offline conversion import, BigQuery / cloud connectors when needed.

  • CRM field mapping ↔ GA4 events
  • Offline import schedule and refresh cadence
  • BigQuery / export options for long-term history

Data quality and post-launch control

Validation checklist, drift monitoring, a playbook for new site releases.

  • Test scenarios and dashboards for metric drift
  • Developer note: how not to break analytics on deploy
  • Periodic sample checks against GSC and ad accounts

Looker Studio and knowledge transfer

Role-based dashboards (SEO/marketing/management), access handover, and team training.

  • Layouts for weekly SEO reviews and executive summaries
  • Auto-refresh schedule and optional email digests
  • Short Q&A on how to read the reports

How order is established

We unify Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, and Yandex.Metrica into a transparent system, considering CMP, consent, and cookie limitations. Every metric gets a clear definition understood by the team and management.

GA4 & events — Stream configuration, custom events and parameters (forms, calls, key CTAs, scroll, e-commerce if needed). Excluding test and internal traffic, aligning naming with dev and marketing.

GSC & organic — Linking GSC with GA4, filters by site sections, brand/non-brand, landing page and query type breakdowns. Basic index coverage and click anomaly monitoring.

Yandex.Metrica — Goals, segments, webvisor, and heatmaps for Russian-speaking audiences. Synchronizing logic with Google metrics to avoid comparing apples to oranges.

Looker Studio — Auto-updating SEO dashboard: organic sessions, conversions, page-level breakdowns, optional Core Web Vitals and GSC exports — no weekly copy-paste.

Process

How the work is structured

First we define what success means (events, funnel, CRM), only then tags — otherwise 'GA4 is set up' doesn't answer SEO questions.

Step 1

Audit

Checking containers, duplicate counters, definition discrepancies, critical funnel gaps. Brief report: what to fix first. Outcome: Understanding of current issues and a fix plan.

Step 2

Setup

GA4 configuration, GTM if needed, goals and parameters, linking with GSC and Metrica. A 'what each metric means' document for the team. Outcome: A working analytics system and a shared metric glossary.

Step 3

Dashboard & handover

Looker Studio for your roles (SEO/marketing/management), test samples, and access transfer. Optional email schedules or stack integration. Outcome: A polished dashboard and a trained team.

Step 4

Monitoring & stabilization

A post-release quality window, fixes for any drift, and a final runbook for your team. Outcome: Stable reporting and a clear ongoing playbook.

Personal

The expert who runs the work

No hiding behind a sales team: priorities, reviews, and straight answers—from strategy through reporting.

Pavel Barushka

SEO Strategist

Pavel Barushka

Head of SEO @ Texode · Minsk / hybrid

SEO strategist with an engineering mindset. I lead projects from zero launch to scaling high-load platforms: JS/SPA, subdomains, multilingual and multiregional websites. Technical audits, indexation strategy, semantics and structured data are in my scope.

3+
years in SEO
E-com · SaaS
project types
Head of SEO
specialization
Questions

Frequently asked

Answers
Typically 5–10 business days depending on stack complexity and number of events. The exact timeline is set after the audit.
Yes, if your audience doesn't require Russian-market data, we set up only GA4 + GSC + Looker Studio. Metrica is optional.
Yes, we configure enhanced e-commerce if needed: views, add-to-cart, purchases, etc.
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