GA4 confuses most people, and that is fair. I teach you to read it in plain English, so your data turns into decisions.
You have Google Analytics installed, but the reports may as well be in another language. That is the experience for most business owners. I run practical, hands on Google Analytics 4 training built around your own account and your own questions. You leave knowing where your visitors come from, what they do, and which channels actually bring enquiries.
The reports that matter, explained without the jargon, using your own data.
Read your channels so you know what brings visitors and what brings enquiries.
Understand what is being tracked and what should be. Often paired with Tag Manager.
Set up the views and reports that answer your real business questions.
Training for you alone or for your whole team, at your pace.
A plain summary so you can repeat what you learned after the session.
Without analytics you cannot tell which marketing pays off. With it, your SEO and ads decisions are based on facts, not gut feeling.
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Total beginner or partly there, we start where you are. No assumptions.
We use your real data, not a demo, so it sticks.
The session is shaped around what you actually want to know.
You finish with notes and a clear set of reports to check each week.
Sessions are practical and focused. You do not need to become an analyst. You just need to read the few reports that drive decisions, and that is exactly what I teach.
No. I run sessions for complete beginners as well as people who know a little and want to go further. We start at your level.
Either. I am based in the South East so in person works around Waterford, and online suits clients further afield. Both use your real account.
Yes. Team sessions are a good fit when several people need to read the same reports. I tailor it to the roles in the room.
That is common. If your tracking has gaps I will flag them, and I can fix the setup as well as teach you to use it.
Book a short call. I will look at where you are now and tell you the two or three things worth fixing first.