Analytics
What is Google Analytics?
Also called: GA4
Google Analytics is a free tool that shows how many people visit your site, where they come from, what they do and which actions turn into leads.
Google Analytics is Google's free web analytics service. The current version, Google Analytics 4 or GA4, tracks visits, traffic sources, page views, events and conversions, and it shows how visitors move through your site on phones and computers.
Used well, it answers business questions. Which marketing channels bring leads? Which pages lose people? Did the redesign help? Without it, decisions rest on guesswork. With it, you can put money behind what works.
Analytics is only as good as its setup. It has to count the actions that matter to you, such as calls and form submissions, and it should respect privacy rules and consent settings. We configure Google Analytics, define your goals and build simple reports so you can see results without digging.
Example
You open your report and see that most form submissions came from Google search visitors who landed on your service pages.
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