Measure your SEO — GDPR-compliant
I set up Google Tag Manager with consent mode so your SEO becomes measurable and stays legal: a cookie banner visitors understand, tags that respect every choice, and GA4 data you can trust.
What the setup covers
GTM setup & container structure
Container, folders and naming your team can maintain.
Consent mode v2 & cookie banner
CMP integrated, Google signals set correctly — no cookies before consent.
SEO event tracking
Scroll depth, clicks, forms and downloads — the events that show SEO impact.
GA4 integration
Events become clean GA4 reports and conversions.
Performance-friendly loading
Tags fire without hurting Core Web Vitals.
Debugging & QA
Preview mode, duplicate tags removed, consent states tested.
Measurable and legal — not either/or
Why GTM with consent mode?
Without clean tracking you only see sessions — not whether SEO visitors scroll, click or convert. And tracking without consent risks fines and warning letters, especially in Germany.
GTM with consent mode does both: every tag waits for the visitor's choice, and new events go live in minutes instead of waiting for the next dev sprint.
The benefits
You see which pages and keywords drive real leads — with data you can show your lawyer as confidently as your management.
Consent mode also models conversions Google loses to declined consent, so your numbers stay comparable over time.
No cookies before consent
Most GTM containers grow wild: duplicate tags, orphaned triggers and pixels that fire before the banner is answered. I keep the container as tidy as the website — and every tag waits for its consent signal.
How the setup works
Audit the setup
Existing tags, consent signals and GA4 checked.
Plan measurement
KPIs, events and consent categories defined.
Implement & test
Tags built, previewed, consent states validated.
Hand over & monitor
Documentation, training and clean data.
Data you can make decisions on
Whether you start from zero or untangle a grown container — you get tracking that shows what SEO contributes, in numbers both your management and your data protection officer accept.
Flying blind on SEO — or tracking at risk?
Let's make your data clean and compliant.