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Specialist GA4 implementation for property businesses, estate agents, and real estate platforms.
GA4 analytics that understands property and real estate businesses.
Property businesses face unique analytics challenges that generic GA4 setups don't address. Buyer journeys span months, cross-domain tracking breaks at mortgage calculators, valuation requests need connecting to CRM systems, and attribution across multiple touchpoints is critical when commissions are substantial.
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Marc Alexander specialises in GA4 for property and real estate businesses.
With over four and a half years implementing analytics for Knight Frank across 50+ international websites, Marc understands property-specific measurement needs that most analytics consultants miss.
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Whether residential sales, lettings, commercial property, or rural estates, Marc builds GA4 analytics that track complete customer journeys from initial property search through valuation requests to instruction and completion.
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Based in London and working across the UK and EU, Marc delivers property-focused GA4 implementations that provide genuine insight into what drives enquiries, valuations, and ultimately, instructions.
Property and real estate analytics challenges Marc solves
Property search journeys spanning weeks or months
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Prospects research properties over extended periods, visiting multiple times across different devices. Standard GA4 setups lose these journeys, fragmenting attribution and making it impossible to understand what actually drives conversions.
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Marc implements GA4 with proper session configuration, user identification strategies, and engagement tracking that recognises returning property searchers rather than treating each visit as a new prospect. Marketing teams finally see complete buyer journeys.
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Cross-domain tracking for mortgage and valuation tools
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Property sites often redirect to mortgage calculators, valuation tools, or partner platforms. These redirects break attribution, showing valuable enquiries as "Direct" traffic rather than crediting the original marketing channel.
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Marc configures cross-domain tracking, referral exclusions, and linker parameters ensuring attribution survives external tools and third-party integrations. Campaigns receive proper credit for conversions they actually drove.
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Connecting website behaviour to CRM outcomes
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Property enquiries start on websites but convert through CRM systems weeks or months later. Without integration, marketing can't prove ROI, and sales teams lack context about prospect behaviour before initial contact.
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Marc implements identity stitching connecting GA4 with property CRM systems (including LeadPro, Reapit, and others), passing unique identifiers that link website sessions to CRM records. Sales teams see complete prospect history whilst marketing proves genuine ROI.
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Tracking high-value conversion events properly
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Property businesses need to track multiple conversion types—property viewings, valuation requests, contact forms, brochure downloads, email alerts—each with different value. Standard GA4 treats these equally, undermining analysis.
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Marc builds custom event architectures with appropriate value assignments, conversion categorisation, and funnel logic reflecting property business priorities. Analytics shows which marketing drives high-intent actions versus low-value interactions.
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Attribution across lengthy decision cycles
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Property decisions involve multiple touchpoints over months—property portals, website visits, viewing bookings, valuation requests. Last-click attribution misrepresents what actually drives instructions, typically over-crediting direct traffic and late-stage channels.
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Marc implements proper attribution models accounting for extended decision cycles, configures appropriate lookback windows, and creates reporting showing genuine multi-touch influence rather than simplistic last-click models.
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Location-based performance analysis
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Property businesses need analytics by geography—which areas drive enquiries, how different locations perform, where marketing spend should focus. Standard GA4 geo reports are too broad for property-specific needs.
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Marc implements custom location tracking using property data, creates geo-specific reporting dimensions, and builds dashboards showing performance by postcode, area, or custom property regions. Resource allocation becomes data-driven rather than intuitive.
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Competitive property portal integration
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Property businesses list on Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket, and similar portals. Understanding which portals drive quality enquiries versus just traffic volume is critical for optimising spend, but tracking portal effectiveness properly requires specific configuration.
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Marc configures UTM standards for portal campaigns, implements proper channel grouping distinguishing portals from organic search, and creates reporting showing portal performance by enquiry quality and conversion outcomes, not just traffic volume.
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GDPR compliance for property marketing
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Property businesses handle sensitive personal information and face strict GDPR requirements. Many GA4 implementations collect data without proper consent or fail to respect opt-outs, creating compliance risk.
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Marc implements GDPR-compliant GA4 with proper Consent Mode v2 configuration, ensures tracking respects user preferences, configures appropriate data retention, and creates privacy-first measurement meeting UK and EU requirements without sacrificing analytical capability.
Marc's property industry experience
Knight Frank: 50+ international property websites
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Marc served as Senior Web Analytics Specialist at Knight Frank from March 2021 to July 2025, directing the global analytics function across more than 50 international property websites covering residential sales, lettings, commercial property, and rural estates.
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What Marc delivered:
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Global GA4 migration: Led Knight Frank's complete transition from Universal Analytics to GA4 across all international markets, ensuring measurement continuity whilst implementing modern analytics architecture built for scale.
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CMS-integrated measurement automation: Designed architecture where mandatory page metadata captured in Optimizely CMS automatically generated consistent dataLayers and GA4 events across all markets. This eliminated manual tagging overhead, enforced naming standards across 50+ websites, and created maintainable measurement infrastructure.
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Identity stitching for attribution: Integrated Knight Frank's internal forms database with GA4, passing unique conversion IDs that connected website behaviour through to LeadPro CRM. This enabled complete attribution from first property search through to instruction, giving marketing visibility into genuine ROI.
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Data-driven UX optimisation: Used GA4 and ContentSquare to identify 80% abandonment on high-value enquiry forms. Working with UX teams to fix identified friction points delivered 27% uplift in qualified leads within first month.
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Executive dashboards connecting digital to revenue: Built Looker Studio and Power BI dashboards linking website performance to pipeline and revenue, providing leadership clear visibility into how digital activity drove commercial outcomes across markets.
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Privacy-first compliance: Implemented GDPR-compliant tracking using TagCommander and Consent Mode, achieving 67% desktop and 63% mobile consent acceptance rates—above industry benchmarks—whilst maintaining analytical capability.
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Recognition: Marc's delivery excellence and cross-functional collaboration earned recognition as part of Knight Frank's Project Team of the Year 2024.
What Marc implements for property and real estate businesses
Property-specific event architecture
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Standard GA4 events don't reflect property business priorities.
Marc designs custom event structures tracking:
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Property search and discovery: Search parameters, filter usage, property views, saved properties, property comparisons, area browsing, map interactions
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Engagement indicators: Time on property pages, image gallery engagement, floorplan views, virtual tour interactions, brochure downloads, property sharing
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High-intent actions: Valuation requests, viewing bookings, contact forms, callback requests, email alerts, register for updates
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Lead quality signals: Enquiry type, property price range, location interest, buyer/seller indicators, timeline signals
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Each event includes appropriate parameters enabling analysis by property type, location, price band, and prospect qualification.
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Conversion funnel tracking
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Property businesses need visibility into multi-stage conversion funnels.
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Discovery to engagement: Property search → property view → image engagement → brochure download
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Engagement to enquiry: Property interest → viewing request → form submission → booking confirmation
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Enquiry to instruction: Initial contact → valuation requested → valuation booked → instruction agreed → completion
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Funnel reporting shows drop-off rates at each stage, identifies friction points, and enables optimisation based on data rather than assumptions.
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Marketing channel attribution
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Marc configures attribution showing genuine channel influence:
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Paid property portals: Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket performance by cost per enquiry and instruction value
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Paid search: Google Ads performance by keyword, campaign, and geographic targeting
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Organic search: SEO effectiveness by landing page, keyword, and content type
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Social media: Platform performance by engagement type and audience segment
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Email marketing: Campaign effectiveness by list segment and email type
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Direct and referral: Brand strength and partnership effectiveness
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Multi-touch attribution models show channel influence throughout extended property decision cycles, not just last-click simplifications.
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Location-based analytics
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Marc implements custom location dimensions enabling analysis:
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By postcode or area: Performance metrics aggregated by property location
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By office territory: Results attributed to branch or agent responsibility
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By market segment: Luxury versus standard, urban versus rural, residential versus commercial
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By development: Performance tracking for specific property developments
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Geo-specific dashboards show where marketing performs, where inventory moves, and where resources should focus.
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CRM and back-office integration
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Marc connects GA4 with property business systems:
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LeadPro, Reapit, Alto, or custom CRM: Bi-directional data flow connecting website behaviour to sales outcomes
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Identity passing: Unique IDs linking anonymous website sessions to identified CRM records
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Lead scoring: Website engagement data feeding CRM lead qualification
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Attribution closure: Instruction data flowing back to GA4 proving marketing ROI
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Integration provides complete visibility from initial property search through to instruction and completion.
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Executive and operational dashboards
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Marc builds property-focused dashboards:
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Executive dashboards: High-level performance showing leads, valuations, instructions, and revenue attributed to marketing channels
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Marketing dashboards: Campaign performance, channel effectiveness, cost per acquisition, ROI by activity
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Sales dashboards: Lead quality by source, prospect engagement history, pipeline visibility
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Operational dashboards: Website performance, user experience metrics, technical issues, inventory effectiveness
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Dashboards provide actionable insight rather than overwhelming data dumps.
Property business-specific GA4 services
Property Website GA4 Audit: £600 - £1,200
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Comprehensive audit specifically for property businesses covering:
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Property search and filter tracking
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Cross-domain tracking through mortgage/valuation tools
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Portal integration and attribution
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Lead form tracking and quality
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Location-based analytics
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CRM integration assessment
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GDPR compliance for property marketing
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Property GA4 Implementation: £850 - £2,500
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Complete GA4 setup for property websites including:
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Property-specific event architecture
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Search and discovery tracking
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High-intent action measurement
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Lead form tracking with quality signals
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Portal and marketing attribution
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Location-based dimensions
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CRM integration preparation
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Executive dashboard creation
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Property Analytics Transformation: £3,000 - £8,000
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Enterprise-grade implementation for property groups:
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Multi-site GA4 architecture
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CRM system integration (LeadPro, Reapit, etc.)
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Cross-domain tracking across property portals
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BigQuery data warehouse implementation
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Advanced attribution modelling
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Executive and operational dashboards
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Team training and governance
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Ongoing Property Analytics Support: £800 - £2,000/month
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Continued optimisation and support:
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Monthly performance analysis
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Campaign attribution reporting
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New property launch tracking
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Seasonal performance insights
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Technical maintenance
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Strategic analytics guidance
Property industry results
Knight Frank implementation:
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27% uplift in qualified lead completions through data-driven UX improvements
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49% conversion rate on Market Appraisal forms from organic traffic
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67% desktop, 63% mobile consent acceptance maintaining analytical capability
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Complete attribution from property search through CRM to instruction
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Award recognition: Project Team of the Year 2024
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Methodology applicable across property businesses:
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Scalable across 50+ websites and international markets
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Maintainable through CMS integration reducing technical debt
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Privacy-compliant meeting GDPR and UK data protection requirements
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Executive-friendly reporting connecting digital activity to revenue
Who works with Marc for property business analytics
Residential estate agents and lettings
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Agencies needing to understand which marketing drives quality buyers and tenants, optimise property portal spend, track valuation request quality, and prove ROI from digital marketing activity.
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Commercial property specialists
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Businesses requiring analytics across longer sales cycles, tracking complex prospect journeys, measuring engagement with commercial property portfolios, and attributing high-value instructions correctly.
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Property developers
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Developers launching new developments needing launch campaign tracking, interest registration and priority list measurement, show home booking analytics, and reservation and exchange tracking.
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Property portals and marketplaces
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Platforms requiring analytics across multiple property types, understanding user search behaviour, optimising discovery and filtering, measuring engagement quality, and tracking successful connections between buyers and sellers.
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Property management companies
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Businesses needing tenant portal analytics, maintenance request tracking, renewal and retention measurement, and service quality monitoring through digital channels.
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International property groups
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Multi-market organisations requiring consistent measurement standards across countries, comparable performance reporting, consolidated executive dashboards, and scalable analytics infrastructure.
Property and real estate analytics questions
Do you understand property business models?
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Yes. Four years with Knight Frank covering residential sales, lettings, commercial property, and rural estates provides deep understanding of property-specific measurement needs, decision cycles, and business priorities that generic analytics consultants miss.
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Can you integrate with our property CRM?
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Most likely. Experience includes LeadPro integration at Knight Frank, with capability to integrate Reapit, Alto, and custom CRM systems. Integration connects website behaviour to sales outcomes providing complete attribution visibility.
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How do you handle property portal tracking?
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Portal integration requires specific UTM standards, proper channel grouping, and reporting showing portal effectiveness by enquiry quality not just traffic volume. Configuration ensures accurate attribution and enables data-driven portal spend optimisation.
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What about GDPR compliance for property marketing?
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All implementations include proper Consent Mode v2, respect user privacy preferences, configure appropriate data retention, and meet UK and EU requirements. Knight Frank implementation achieved high consent rates whilst maintaining analytical capability.
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Can you track across multiple property websites?
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Yes. Knight Frank implementation covered 50+ international websites with consistent measurement standards, comparable reporting, and consolidated executive dashboards. Multi-site architecture is standard capability.
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How long does property GA4 implementation take?
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Basic implementations take 3-4 weeks. Complex multi-site implementations with CRM integration require 6-10 weeks. Timeline depends on technical infrastructure, integration requirements, and stakeholder availability.
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Do you provide ongoing support after implementation?
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Yes. Ongoing support includes monthly performance analysis, campaign attribution reporting, technical maintenance, and strategic guidance. Month-to-month arrangements with no long-term contracts required.
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Can you train our property marketing team?
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Absolutely. Training covers property-specific GA4 usage, understanding attribution reports, optimising campaigns based on data, and measuring what matters for property businesses. Training tailored to team experience levels and business priorities.
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