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Tracking — Attribution — Google Ads + GA4

Google Ads says 3,000 conversions. Your CRM says 400. Somebody's lying.

And you're paying for it, because Smart Bidding optimizes toward whatever number it's fed. I find exactly where the gap comes from: duplicate conversion actions, double-firing tags, wrong counting settings, lost GCLIDs, view-through inflation, attribution model mismatches, consent-mode modeling.

Verified · CRM, not platform math

The deliverable

A document that names each discrepancy source, its size, and the fix.

This is my core specialty: CRM-verified attribution. I don't trust platform-modeled numbers and neither should your budget. On my last major account, fixing measurement first is what enabled a ~78% CPA reduction — the structure work only counts once the number it optimizes toward is real.

$500Every engagement starts with the same audit: $500 per ad account, credited toward the first month if we continue. The scope of any work after it is set by what the audit finds. What the audit covers

What clients say

"He monitors the full lead flow across systems and CRMs — data accurate, attribution clear, nothing falls through the cracks."

Ruben MirakyanRuben Mirakyan ↗ · Marketing Manager, US Healthcare Clinic

Questions owners ask

Straight answers

Can you also fix it?

Yes — via a follow-up engagement or my tracking setup services: Salesforce, HubSpot and GoHighLevel offline conversion imports, or a GA4 + GTM rebuild. The audit tells you exactly what the fix costs before you commit.

We use a spreadsheet, not a CRM.

Fine. A clean export with dates works — the reconciliation logic is the same.

Is a 10–20% gap normal?

Some gap is expected. 2–5× is not — that's a broken setup steering your bidding.

Talk to the person who will actually run it.

A 30-minute call about your numbers — no pitch deck, no account managers. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.

Book a 30-minute call$500 audit per ad account + 90-day roadmap

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