Event plan
Business actions, trigger conditions and required parameters defined.
Measure the actions that matter to your business with a documented GA4 event plan. We connect confirmed inquiries and purchase journeys, then inspect the data behind the reports.
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Business actions, trigger conditions and required parameters defined.
The agreed website or Tag Manager changes delivered.
Where required, item data, currency, value and order identifiers mapped.
Debug checks, duplicate tests and known measurement limits documented.
Actual project screenshots. Some client interfaces are in their original language.

Home services in the United States. Actual project screenshots. Some client interfaces are in their original language.

Ecommerce platform. Actual project screenshots. Some client interfaces are in their original language.

Commercial interior projects. Actual project screenshots. Some client interfaces are in their original language.
We define the scope and prepare the agreed first prototype or work plan before payment.
You approve the prototype and pay 30%. We begin the agreed implementation.
We show the main pages and functions or agreed milestone deliverables. After acceptance, you pay the next 30%.
We finish the agreed checks and hand over the project, materials and access. You pay the remaining 40% after acceptance.
Scope agreed before work begins. All prices in USD. Applicable taxes and third-party fees are confirmed in the proposal.
We agree the scope and prepare the first prototype before the first payment. You can review the proposed structure and customer journey before deciding to proceed.
The agreed initial prototype covers the key page or customer journey. For SEO, advertising and other projects without an interface, the first reviewable result is a proposed work plan. The number of screens and revisions is agreed in the brief.
You approve the prototype or work plan and pay 30% of the agreed project price. We then begin implementation.
We demonstrate the agreed main pages and functions, or the named project deliverables. Once you accept this milestone, the next 30% is due.
We complete the agreed checks, deliver the project and hand over the agreed materials and access. The remaining 40% is paid after acceptance.
This schedule applies to projects with a fixed scope. Monthly work and small hourly tasks have separately agreed terms. Advertising spend, hosting, licences and third-party fees are listed separately in the proposal.
We deliver remotely. Briefing, reviews and handover take place online, with the meeting times and working language agreed in advance.
Scope, selection criteria and practical delivery details.
A button click, a received inquiry and a paid order represent different outcomes. We choose a trigger that matches the business question, then document what the event can and cannot confirm.
Existing tags are reviewed first. Adding a second implementation without checking the first can create duplicate events and reports that look stronger than the underlying activity.
Ecommerce events need explicit implementation and the relevant item data. For web purchases, a unique transaction identifier helps GA4 deduplicate repeated purchase events; it must not contain identifying customer information.
We agree event parameters, currency and value rules. Email addresses, names and submitted message text stay outside analytics event payloads. Consent behavior is checked against the configuration approved for your website.
Testing follows representative actions through debugging tools, including repeated confirmation-page visits. We inspect event names and parameters rather than relying only on a total in a dashboard.
Vladimir Nikolaev reviews the measurement notes with you. Browser restrictions, consent choices and reporting delays can affect observed figures, so GA4 totals should not be treated as your accounting ledger.

CEO and web development & SEO expert. Web developer and SEO specialist since 2015. Vladimir Nikolaev reviews data rules, implementation choices and acceptance checks with you, so the technical work follows a defined business task.
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No. Ecommerce tracking needs the appropriate implementation; some platforms provide part of it through their own integration.
Yes, using the agreed submission success condition. A button click alone does not confirm a received lead.
Not necessarily. Consent, browser behavior, implementation and reporting can produce differences; order records remain the financial reference.
Yes. We can review triggers, duplicate events and parameter mapping before estimating corrections.

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Send the website, existing GA4 or Tag Manager setup and your main reporting questions. We will define the event plan and checks.