Conversion tracking & group analytics
Bonuscircuit

Bonuscircuit Journal

Tracking
in Practice

Notes on conversion measurement, analytics interpretation, and the decisions that follow from real data.

What this journal covers

Conversion tracking is rarely the problem people think it is. The tag fires, the goal records, the dashboard turns green - and still the data tells a different story than the sales team does. These articles look at that gap directly.

Sessions at Bonuscircuit work through specific measurement setups: GA4 event schemas, server-side tag containers, attribution windows, and the moments where a funnel report stops making sense. The journal captures those working notes in a form others can use.

GA4 Primary analytics platform covered across sessions
GTM Tag management patterns explored in group work
2021 Year Bonuscircuit began running group analytics sessions

Upcoming group session schedule

Tue 10:00 AEST GA4 event naming and parameter structure Led by Petra Vanlith Foundations
Wed 14:00 AEST Attribution models and channel credit Led by Orlan Dewick Intermediate
Thu 11:00 AEST Server-side containers - practical setup Led by Yuki Tanashe Advanced
Fri 13:00 AEST Reading funnel reports without false conclusions Led by Cormac Feld Analysis
Analytics session at Bonuscircuit showing conversion tracking workflow on screen

Group work changes how people read data

Working through a tracking problem alone, most people accept the first explanation that fits. In a group session, someone always asks the question that breaks the assumption - and that is where the real work begins.

Bonuscircuit sessions are structured so participants bring their own setups. A real GA4 property, a live GTM container, an actual report that does not add up. The group works through it together, and the notes from that process end up here.

See how sessions are structured

Want to work through a tracking problem with a group?

Trial access lets you join one session before committing to anything. Bring a real measurement question and see how the group handles it.

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