analytics-tracking

Create structured tracking plans and configure GA4 and Google Tag Manager implementations.

1|Updated May 10, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Avihusitton/gil-therapy --skill analytics-tracking-avihusitton
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Skill: analytics-tracking
Source: https://github.com/Avihusitton/gil-therapy/tree/main/.agents/skills/analytics-tracking
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Avihusitton/gil-therapy --skill analytics-tracking-avihusitton

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the guesswork of measuring marketing and product performance by helping you set up reliable, decision-ready analytics tracking, fix broken implementations, and ensure compliance with global privacy regulations.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured tracking plan creation: Define consistent event naming, properties, and triggers aligned with business goals.
  • Multi-tool implementation support: Step-by-step guidance for GA4, Google Tag Manager, and popular analytics tools like Mixpanel and Segment.
  • Troubleshooting & validation: Debug duplicate events, fix conversion mismatches, and validate tracking accuracy across browsers and devices.
  • Use Case: A DTC e-commerce brand can use this Skill to set up full purchase funnel tracking, from product views to post-purchase events, to identify checkout drop-off points and optimize revenue.

Quick Start

Use the analytics-tracking skill to audit your current GA4 setup, identify missing conversion events, and fix tracking gaps for your SaaS product.

Frequently Asked Questions about analytics-tracking

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I audit my GA4 implementation to find missing conversion events?

Auditing GA4 tracking involves validating event data quality, debugging duplicate events, and identifying missing conversion events. This Skill helps fix tracking gaps by checking event naming, properties, and triggers against a structured tracking plan aligned with business goals.

What's the best way to set up a structured tracking plan for website and app events?

Creating a structured tracking plan requires defining consistent event naming, properties, and triggers aligned with business goals. This ensures reliable measurement of marketing and product performance across websites and apps, enabling accurate identification of drop-off points.

Can I use Google Tag Manager to debug duplicate events and conversion mismatches?

Yes, Google Tag Manager can debug duplicate events and fix conversion mismatches. This troubleshooting process validates tracking accuracy across browsers and devices, ensuring your analytics implementation produces decision-ready data without duplicate or missing event fires.

Does this analytics tracking guidance support tools besides GA4 like Mixpanel and Segment?

Yes, the guidance supports multi-tool implementation alongside GA4 and Google Tag Manager, including popular analytics tools like Mixpanel and Segment. This provides step-by-step configuration guidance to ensure consistent event tracking and measurement across different analytics platforms.

Why are my UTM parameters not capturing correctly in my analytics platform?

UTM parameters fail to capture correctly due to broken analytics tracking or configuration errors. Fixing this requires validating event data quality, configuring UTM parameters properly, and ensuring triggers fire correctly across browsers and devices for accurate marketing measurement.

How do I ensure GDPR compliance when setting up website analytics tracking?

Ensuring GDPR compliance for analytics tools requires configuring consent triggers within your tag management setup. This involves adjusting your tracking implementation to respect user privacy choices while maintaining accurate measurement for marketing and product performance insights.