Duplicate tags
Conversions counted more than once
We look for overlapping tags, native integrations, and trigger logic that can make performance look better than it is.
Your marketing data is only as clean as the tags behind it.
Find out whether duplicate tags, missing events, stale pixels, or consent settings are making your marketing data unreliable.
MetricMaven reviews your public GTM, GA4, and ad platform signals and sends back clear notes on what looks risky, what matters, and whether it needs a deeper fix.
Trusted by analytics teams and agencies
Resolve signal problems before they become reporting problems.
GTM is where measurement quality often starts to drift. A few duplicated tags, stale pixels, or missing events can make GA4, ad platforms, and dashboards disagree. The scan looks for the issues a marketing analytics team would check first.
Consent signals
Consent behavior that blocks useful signals
We check whether consent mode and tag firing patterns appear consistent enough to protect GA4 and ad platform measurement.
GA4 + ads
Events that never make it downstream
We review the public event footprint for GA4, Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, and other common marketing destinations.
Legacy clutter
Old tags still riding along
We flag vendors, pixels, and scripts that look stale, redundant, or disconnected from the current measurement plan.
Container hygiene
Setup patterns that make debugging painful
We scan for naming, sequencing, and trigger patterns that make tracking fragile or hard for marketing teams to maintain.
A useful expert read without handing over the keys.
This is not a full attribution audit. It is a fast, read-only scan of the public tracking signals with practical feedback from people who work across GA4, GTM, paid media signals, attribution, and marketing reporting every day.
We do not need
- GTM login access
- Admin or publish permissions
- Developer time to install code
- Access to private customer data
We will review
- Visible vendors and pixel footprint
- Likely duplicate conversion paths
- Consent and firing patterns
- GA4 and ad platform signal coverage
First, find the risk. Then decide what to fix.
Send the site
Share the website and optional GTM container ID so we know what to inspect.
We review the public signals
A marketing analytics specialist checks visible GTM behavior, GA4 coverage, ad platform signals, and common tracking risks.
You get the useful takeaways
If we see material issues, we explain what looks wrong and why it matters. Fixes are only scoped if you want help.
Questions before you submit.
Do you need access to our GTM account? +
No. This scan is based on public website behavior and visible container signals. We do not need login, admin, publish, or workspace access.
Can you change anything in our container? +
No. This is a read-only scan. We cannot publish changes, edit tags, or alter your website from the information collected on this page.
What will we receive? +
You will receive plain-language feedback from a marketing analytics team that works inside GA4 and GTM every day. We focus on the issues that could affect reporting, attribution, and campaign optimization.
What happens if you find issues? +
We will explain what looks wrong and why it matters. If you want help fixing it, we can scope the work directly with your team.
Your first step toward cleaner marketing data.
Send us your site for a free, read-only scan of the tracking signals behind your marketing data. We'll look for GTM, GA4, consent, and ad platform issues that could affect reporting, attribution, and campaign decisions.
"This scan surfaced issues we suspected but did not have time to confirm, allowing us to clear up the problems before they affected reporting."