Analytics for Omaha + Papillion businesses

Analytics included with every website we build.

GA4, call tracking, and conversion reporting so you know which pages and campaigns bring real calls and form fills — set up correctly from day one.

Website analytics and tracking for Omaha businesses

Included with every site we build

  • GA4
  • Tag Manager
  • Google
  • Search Console
  • WordPress
  • Cloudflare
  • Meta Pixel

Every website we build includes analytics so you can track, plan, and grow


You do not need to figure out tracking on your own. Every site we build includes reporting that is set up correctly, so you can see how your website is doing and use that information to plan your next move.

Analytics comes with your website. It is handled during the build, so reporting is ready when your site goes live — visits, sources, and the actions that matter: calls and forms.

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What you get

Tracking that answers real questions

Not vanity dashboards — setup that shows whether interest is growing and which pages or campaigns bring leads.

  • Built-in

    Analytics on every site we build

    Reporting is handled during the build so you are not launching blind or bolting on tags later.

  • GA4

    GA4 events that matter

    Key actions mapped, including forms, clicks to call, and other conversions, so reports stay consistent.

  • GTM

    Google Tag Manager when it helps

    A container for marketing and analytics tags without editing code every time you add a pixel or form.

  • Calls

    Phone call tracking

    Click-to-call events and, when it fits, dynamic numbers so you can see which page or campaign led to the call.

  • Audit

    Fix tracking on existing sites

    We audit WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, and custom builds, then document changes, test in debug mode, and leave you with account access.

  • Reports

    Optional ongoing reporting

    Monthly snapshots with leads, top pages, and channel notes, or training so your team can pull the same view in GA4.

How we work

Analytics is part of your website from day one

We set up what you need to see, test it, and leave you with accounts you own.

  1. Goals

    We define what counts as a win before tags go in, like calls, forms, or purchases.

  2. Install

    GA4, GTM when needed, and event tracking wired to the real buttons and forms on your site.

  3. Verify

    Debug testing and a simple walkthrough so you know where to look when you want answers.

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Why it matters

Stop guessing what your website is doing

See how many people visit, where they came from, and whether they called or filled out a form. A simple way to know if your website — and your ads — are pulling their weight.

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FAQ

Website analytics questions

Do I need GA4 if I already have Universal Analytics?

Google stopped processing hits in Universal Analytics. If you still rely on the old property, you are flying blind. We migrate or stand up GA4, map your key events, and retire duplicate tags.

What is Google Tag Manager and do I need it?

GTM holds your marketing and analytics tags without editing code every time. For most local sites it makes updates safer and faster — especially with ads, multiple forms, or call tracking.

Can you track phone calls from my website?

Yes. We set up click-to-call events and, when it fits, dynamic numbers so you can see which page or campaign led to the call.

Will you fix tracking on a site someone else built?

Yes. We audit common platforms and custom builds, document what we change, test in debug mode, and leave you access to your own GA and GTM accounts.

How long does a typical setup take?

A straightforward local site is often a few days to two weeks depending on forms, subdomains, and how messy existing tags are.

Do you offer ongoing reporting?

Yes. Setup is a one-time project; monthly reporting is optional and priced separately.

Ready for tracking you can trust?

See which pages and campaigns bring leads

Call (402) 804-3315 or send a message — we will outline a clear analytics plan.

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