Analytics Documentation & Training
Make Your Team the Owners, Not Just Users.for the UK
Built for UK trades and local service brands competing in British search. Implementation runbooks, data dictionaries, event catalogs, team training and governance. We make sure your analytics setup is understood, maintained and scaled by your team instead of remaining a black box that only the consultant who left can explain.
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The Reality in Most Companies
- One person (often the person who left) knows how the tagging actually works in the UK
- No living document of what each event means or why it was built that way in the UK
- New marketers are afraid to touch anything in GTM in the UK
- Every new question requires opening a ticket with the old agency in the UK
- When leadership asks "why did conversions drop?" nobody has the full picture in the UK
What We Leave Behind
A complete, searchable, living system: event catalog with business definitions and examples, dataLayer schema, GTM runbook, exploration library with Loom walkthroughs, governance rules, and hands-on training so your team can extend and maintain the system without us in the UK.
What "Documentation & Training" Actually Means at This Level in the UK
Documentation Deliverables
- Event Catalog: Every event with business definition, required/optional parameters, example payloads, when it fires, and which platforms consume it in the UK.
- dataLayer Schema: Full reference of every key we push, types, when it is populated, and how it maps to GA4 dimensions and CRM fields in the UK.
- GTM Runbook: How to add a new tag safely, promote between environments, debug a firing issue, and request a change with the right context in the UK.
- Exploration & Report Library: The 8-12 explorations and dashboards that answer the questions leadership actually asks, with recorded walkthroughs in the UK.
Training & Governance
- Role-Based Training: Separate sessions for marketers (how to read the data), devs (how to push events correctly), and analysts (how to extend explorations) in the UK.
- Governance Rules: Who can publish to production, what requires approval, how to name things, and the escalation path when something looks wrong in the UK.
- Onboarding Kit: For the next person who joins the team - a 30-minute path from "I have never seen this before" to "I can add a new event safely" in the UK.
Our Documentation & Training Process
Knowledge Capture
Interview everyone who currently touches the data. Extract tribal knowledge from GTM, GA4, CRM, ad platforms, and spreadsheets. Record the "why" behind every major decision in the UK.
Catalog & Schema Build
Create the living event catalog, dataLayer reference, and parameter dictionary with real examples from your actual traffic in the UK.
Runbooks & Visuals
Write the GTM runbook, exploration usage guides, and troubleshooting decision trees. Record short Loom videos for the most common tasks in the UK.
Governance Design
Define roles, publishing rules, naming standards, and the lightweight process for requesting and approving changes without slowing the team down in the UK.
Live Training Sessions
Hands-on workshops for each audience (marketing, dev, leadership). They leave with the ability to answer their own questions using the materials in the UK.
Handoff & 30-Day Support
Full Notion/Google Drive package + calendar invites for follow-up questions. We stay available while the team internalizes ownership in the UK.
Frequently Asked Questions About Analytics Documentation & Training in the UK
Questions about making your team truly self-sufficient with their measurement system in the UK.
What format does the documentation usually take?
How much of this is "we will maintain it" vs "you maintain it"?
Do you also train leadership or just the hands-on team?
How long does the training usually take?
What if half the team is non-technical marketers?
Can you make the docs useful for the next person we hire in six months?
Do you document the ad platforms and CRM side too, or only GA4/GTM?
How do you handle version control of the documentation when things change?
What if we want to add a completely new event six months later?
Do you also create internal dashboards or just hand over GA4 explorations?
How do you make sure the governance rules are actually followed?
Can the documentation include "here is what good and bad data looks like"?
What happens if we ignore the governance and make a mess again?
Do you train on specific tools (Looker, dbt, etc.) or just GA4 and GTM?
How do we get started with proper documentation and training?
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