Hi, I’m Josh Hill.

I provide lead generation strategy and analytics expertise to a variety of organizations. I’ve been helping people make, monitor and improve great websites for more than 20 years.

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Google Analytics

I provide a range of Google Analytics services, including audits, setup, reporting and integrations with 3rd parties. I also provide long-term analytics expertise for several agencies across the country.

Google Tag Manager

I offer Google Tag Manager audits and setup packages for websites of all shapes and sizes, from local businesses to large ecommerce sites. I can track just about any sort of user behavior on a website, but let’s start by determining what’s most meaningful for you.

Google Data Studio

I provide custom reporting through Google Data Studio that automatically syncs with several common data sources and spreadsheets. I combine my reporting with analysis of website, advertising, conversion, lead and sales data.

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Recent Posts:

How to Use Google Sheets Pivot Tables in Data Studio

2017-06-12/0 Comments/in Reporting /by Joshua Hill

I work in spreadsheets a lot. It’s still the best way to easily slice and dice small data sets. I’ve been using Google Sheets for most of my spreadsheets for several years, but it has limits. The two biggest are memory and power, and they’ve forced me to keep a few grotesquely large spreadsheets in Excel. Another […]

How to Stop Russians from Grinding Axes in Analytics

2017-01-25/0 Comments/in Analytics /by Joshua Hill

Google Analytics has a “ghost spam” issue lately and one really annoying Russian is responsible for most of it. I’ve read through buckets of posts from Analytics professionals about how to deal with this tomfoolery. I’d like to share a few of the resources and provide some commentary.

How to Setup Analytics & GTM for Dev/Prod

2016-11-22/0 Comments/in GTM /by Joshua Hill

Let’s say you’re launching a significant update to a website. A lot is changing: the theme, lots of URLs, maybe the CMS or backend, and so forth. And the team creating the website is working from various IP addresses on the development site. What’s the best way to handle the transition with Analytics? Lately (after having […]

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