WordPress websites and landing pages with tracking built in from day one
I’ve built WordPress sites since 2018. Every site I build now ships with GA4, GTM, consent and conversion tracking set up and verified, so you’re measuring properly from the first visitor.
The problem you're seeing
The site looks fine but loads slowly on phones. Every small change needs a developer. The tracking was going to be added later, so it never was, or three different people pasted in their own tags. Landing pages for campaigns take weeks to go live.
Your website is where every ad, email and search result sends people. If it’s slow, hard to change or impossible to measure, everything you spend on marketing has to work harder.
Why it happens
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Heavy themes and page builders stacked with plugins that slow every page.
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Sites handed over without documentation, so nobody knows what’s installed or why.
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Tracking added after launch with no consent handling and duplicate tags.
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Forms that don’t send conversion events, so leads never show up in GA4 or Google Ads.
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No staging copy, so every change is tested on live customers.
What I do
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Agree the pages, the goal of each one, and what counts as a conversion before design starts.
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Build on WordPress with Elementor or a lightweight theme, keeping plugins to what the site needs.
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Set up GA4, GTM, Consent Mode and conversion events for forms, calls and purchases, and verify them live.
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Check speed and mobile layout, set up SEO basics, sitemaps, and 301 redirects from any old URLs.
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Hand over with a short recording on editing pages yourself, and a document listing every plugin and tracking event.
What you get
A fast WordPress site or landing page you can edit yourself, with tracking and consent verified before launch, redirects in place, and documentation of everything installed.
Who this is for
Service businesses and stores that need a new site or campaign landing pages, and owners replacing a site they can’t edit or measure.
Questions I get asked
Which platforms do you build on?
Mainly WordPress and WooCommerce, where I’ve worked since 2018. If you’re on Shopify, tell me what you need and I’ll say honestly whether I’m the right fit.
Can I edit the site myself afterwards?
Yes. Pages are built so you can change text, images and sections yourself, and the handover recording shows how.
Will moving to a new site lose my rankings?
Not if the move is planned. I map old URLs to new ones, set up 301 redirects before launch, and watch Search Console for errors after it goes live.
Do you host the site?
No. The site runs on hosting you own. I can recommend options and set it up in your account.
Other services
Start with what you can measure.
Tell me what you want to improve and what you’ve already tried. I’ll reply with what I’d look at first and whether I’m the right person for it.