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Adzorax Digital

Analytics & conversion optimisation

Conversion tracking and CRO that make your data trustworthy

Ad platforms optimise towards whatever you tell them is a conversion. We set up GA4 and Google Tag Manager so that signal is accurate — then improve the pages that turn traffic into enquiries.

Common problems

Signs your measurement is misleading you

What’s included

Measurement you can rely on, pages that convert

Tracking audit

Existing GA4, GTM, Google Ads and Meta tags reviewed; duplicates and gaps documented.

GA4 & GTM setup

A clean container with named events and a measurement plan your team can understand.

Conversion events

Form submissions, calls, WhatsApp clicks, bookings or purchases — each tested end to end.

Platform conversions

Google Ads and Meta (Pixel and Conversions API) receiving the right signals.

Landing-page optimisation

Clearer offers, less form friction and faster mobile loading, prioritised by impact.

Testing & reporting

A/B tests where traffic allows, and reports built around the numbers that drive decisions.

Process

How we approach measurement and CRO

01

Audit

Every tag, event and conversion action inventoried and tested.

02

Measurement plan

Which actions matter, how they are named and where they are reported.

03

Implement

GTM, GA4 and platform conversions configured and verified.

04

Improve pages

Highest-impact landing-page changes made first.

05

Test & report

Changes measured; reporting kept simple and decision-ready.

Who it’s for

Start here if…

FAQ

Tracking and CRO questions

Google Ads and Meta both optimise towards the conversions you track. If tracking counts the wrong action — or double-counts — the platforms optimise towards the wrong thing and your reports mislead you.

For most businesses, yes. GTM lets you manage GA4, Google Ads and Meta tags in one place and add or fix tracking without editing the website code each time.

Form submissions, phone-number clicks, WhatsApp clicks, bookings, purchases and key page interactions — each as a named event you can report on and use for ad optimisation.

CRO means improving pages so a larger share of visitors take action — clearer offers, less form friction, faster load times — and testing changes where there is enough traffic to measure the difference.

Not sure your numbers are right?

Our free audit starts with a tracking check. It is usually the fastest win available.