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To set up GA4 event tracking, you need a structured tracking plan that defines events, properties, and conversions aligned to your business goals, utilizing consistent naming conventions for clean data collection.

Configuring GTM for privacy-aware analytics involves implementing data quality checks and consent management practices within your tag setup to ensure marketing data collection meets privacy standards across your sites.

Creating a UTM strategy for experiments requires standardizing UTM parameters within your tracking plan to accurately attribute traffic and measure campaign performance across marketing platforms.

Yes, this analytics tracking approach applies unified event tracking, conversion measurement, and privacy-conscious data practices across both marketing sites and product apps for comprehensive insights.

Validating your analytics tracking plan involves running debugging and validation checks against your implemented GA4 and GTM tags to identify discrepancies and ensure reliable data quality.

A dedicated event naming convention is needed for conversion tracking to maintain data quality, prevent fragmented metrics, and ensure your analytics framework scales cleanly with your product.