Clicks are visible, leads are not
Forms, calls and important actions are not connected to the channels that created them.
Lennos audits, fixes, validates, and documents tracking systems so marketing decisions are based on useful data, cleaner conversions and actions the business can actually trust.
The problem is rarely that analytics is missing entirely. More often, the setup exists, but the important actions are not clean enough to guide decisions.
Forms, calls and important actions are not connected to the channels that created them.
GA4, GTM and pixels can drift over time without validation and clear naming.
The setup needs to show what matters: source, campaign, conversion and quality.
The work is to understand what matters, clean the event structure, connect campaigns to lead actions and validate the paths before reports are trusted.
Review GA4, GTM, ad platforms, forms, calls, pixels, consent behavior and the events already being collected.
Define useful event names, remove duplicates, fix missing actions and align conversions with real business outcomes.
Tie forms, calls, buttons and landing page actions back to the channels and campaigns that created them.
Test the important paths, document what changed and hand off what can be trusted in future reporting.
Tracking should reduce uncertainty around which sources, campaigns and actions are worth improving.
Before
After Lennos
Tracking layers
Lennos groups the work around the layers that need to agree with each other: analytics, ad platforms, lead actions and reporting.
GA4, Google Tag Manager, event structure and conversion definitions.
Google Ads conversions, Meta pixel/events and campaign source clarity.
Form submissions, phone calls, button clicks and important page actions.
Dashboard support, reporting handoff and consent banner coordination where needed.
The handoff includes the current state, what changed, how conversions are triggered, and what the business can trust in future reports.
Start the conversation
Share the website, campaign problem, tracking issue or system friction. The next step is a focused conversation about what should be fixed, built or connected first.