I’m Clark Frye, an independent digital marketing analytics consultant. Since 2007 I’ve helped marketing teams and agencies, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, fix broken tracking, settle conflicting numbers, and build reports that explain what changed.
I work in GA4, Google Tag Manager, Data Studio and consent management platforms, alongside the ad platforms your team already runs.
On its own, this looks like a win. Switch to traffic and leads to see what those visitors did.Traffic rose every month, but qualified leads fell after February, so the next step is finding out why.
“From the start, Clark became a core part of my marketing team.”
Mia Stevens, CMO, Donna Salyer’s Fabulous-Furs
I founded Mountain View Analytics, and you work with me from the first call to the final review. More about Clark
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I compare what each platform counts, then match date ranges, filters and attribution so the gap can be explained.
Reconcile the reportsI find which events stopped, rebuild them in Google Tag Manager, and check them against real submissions.
Repair the tracking| Tag | Type | Finding |
|---|---|---|
| GA4 configuration | Google tag | OK |
| GA4 configuration (copy) | Google tag | Duplicate |
| UA pageview | Universal Analytics | Retired product |
| Pixel, old agency | Custom HTML | Owner unknown |
| Test, do not use | Custom HTML | Still firing |
| Lead conversion | Google Ads | OK |
An audit maps the tags, triggers and duplicates, and ranks what to fix first.
Audit the setupI trace the form event to the lead record and separate what tracking can count from what sales decides.
Trace the leadsI define the metrics, rebuild the view in Data Studio, and explain what changed beside each chart.
Fix the reporting| Script found | Loads | Against consent setup |
|---|---|---|
| Meta Pixel | On page load | Fires before consent |
| LinkedIn Insight Tag | On page load | Fires before consent |
| Session recording | On page load | Not in consent setup |
| Google Analytics 4 | After consent | Follows consent |
| Live chat widget | After a click | Follows consent |
I inventory the tags, scripts and integrations, and check whether they follow your consent setup. Legal decisions stay with your counsel.
Check the trackingMost work starts with the Measurement & Consent Audit. After that, I can keep tracking accurate with ongoing support. Tracking, reporting and consent projects are there when you need them.
A fixed-scope, flat-fee check of GA4, Tag Manager and consent. You get a key events matrix showing whether each key action fires, follows visitors’ choices and reaches GA4, Google Ads and Meta, plus priorities and a handoff.
Tracking changes and fixes as your site and platforms change, in three levels. You get tracking that stays accurate after launches, redesigns and platform updates.
I implement or repair GA4 and Google Tag Manager tracking. You get scoped changes, documentation and validation.
I build Data Studio views for your team. You get a report that explains what changed, what the numbers mean, and what needs a closer look.
I help you choose, set up or troubleshoot a consent management platform. You get a check that your tags follow visitors’ choices.
Tell me what’s going on in a few sentences. Most work starts with the audit, and I’ll say if something else fits better.
Collects the events
Reports your team reads
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I joined Bryan Robb of Digital Throttle for a step-by-step look at GA4 setup and the checks most installs skip.
“He's a genius when it comes to diagnosing complex Analytics/data problems and figuring out workable solutions for clients — I can't tell you how many times I've run into something strange in GA and been able to resolve it with a 5 minute call with Clark.”
“Clark has been a top-notch analytics consultant for us and I would highly recommend him. He helped us clarify the most meaningful metrics for our organization to track and then set everything up in GA4 and Looker Studio. We now have a custom dashboard with the conversion data we need to guide our marketing and promotional decisions. He knows his stuff and is a pleasure to work with.”
“Clark has the rare talent of excelling in both technical analytics implementation and strategic analytics application. He not only understands how to set up analytics to capture the data correctly but also how to use that data to drive meaningful business results.”
We discuss what your team needs to accomplish, the systems involved, and who makes changes.
We define deliverables, scope, responsibilities, and timing before work starts.
I investigate, implement, or build reporting within the scope, and keep your team and developers in the loop.
We walk through the work, document what matters, and agree how changes will be validated.
It’s a GA4 and Google Tag Manager audit with consent built in. I test each key action on your site, such as a purchase or a lead form, and show whether it fires correctly, follows visitors’ choices and reaches GA4, Google Ads and Meta. It also includes a traffic-quality check for likely automated traffic. You get documented findings, priorities and a handoff, and I say plainly what I couldn’t check.
Either. I can implement and validate changes in Google Tag Manager and GA4 myself, or document them for your developers. We agree on changes, ownership and validation before the work starts.
Yes. Agencies bring me into client work for audits, implementation, reporting and ongoing analysis. We agree up front on how I fit alongside your team and the client.
Each platform counts differently, with its own conversion definitions, attribution, date logic and filters, so some difference is normal. What matters is whether the gap can be explained. I put a plain definition under each number, make the comparison fair, then trace a sample of real conversions through both systems.
Yes. I help select, set up and troubleshoot consent management platforms, and check whether Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics and your advertising tools follow visitors’ choices. I handle the technical setup; your organization makes its legal and policy decisions, with counsel as appropriate.
Yes. Google Data Studio was renamed Looker Studio in October 2022 and went back to Data Studio in April 2026. It’s the same reporting tool, and I build and repair dashboards under either name.
Tell me what’s going on in a few sentences. I typically reply within 24 hours with whether I can help and where I’d start.
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