Make GA4 usable by fixing event naming, parameters, and conversions
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Audit our GA4 event taxonomy and propose a clean standard. Deliver: - Event naming convention (with format rules and examples) - Required parameters dictionary (per funnel stage) - Conversion/key-event map (event → business outcome) - QA checklist (pre-release + weekly monitoring) - Governance rules (who can create events, deprecation process) Inputs: - Business type + funnel stages: - Existing events (paste list or top 50): - Key events/conversions: - How events are implemented (GTM/gtag): - Known pain points:
This recipe turns GA4 "event soup" into a maintainable measurement layer.
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