Measure Marketer's homepage leads with strong proof: "+133% more conversions reported after Meta CAPI vs. pixel-only", "9+/10 event match quality" and "500+ tracking projects". But in the page HTML every one of those counters is 0 ("+ 0 %", "0 +/10", "0 + projects"); the real numbers only appear when a script animates them. Search engines, WhatsApp and LinkedIn previews and AI assistants that read the HTML see a tracking agency claiming zero. The homepage also has no H1 heading, no meta description and no share image, so nothing in search results says what the agency does.
First action
Change the counter widget so the HTML holds 133, 9 and 500.
How to measure it
Homepage search clicks
- Now
- –
- Target
- +25%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Fix counters
Final values in the HTML, animation after load.
WordPress developer 2 hours
Add the H1
One heading naming the service.
Co-Founder & Marketing Expert 1 hour
Write the description
With the 133% and 9/10 proof.
Co-Founder & Marketing Expert 1 hour
Add a share image
Logo, promise and one number.
Co-Founder & Marketing Expert 1 hour
Alt text
Five images.
WordPress developer 1 hour
Check
View Source, a preview tool and the Rich Results test.
WordPress developer 30 minutes
Request indexing
Search Console.
Co-Founder & Marketing Expert 10 minutes
Measure
Clicks and queries for the homepage.
Implementation & Data Expert monthly
Why it works
Render the final values in the HTML and animate only after load (most Elementor counter widgets allow a starting value, or replace them with plain text). Add one H1, for example "Tracking and measurement agency for Meta, Google Ads and GA4", write a meta description that carries the 133% and 9/10 proof, add a share image, and give the five images alt text. Check with View Source and a link-preview tool, then request indexing.
The strongest claims on the site become visible where buyers first meet the agency: search results, shared links and AI answers to "best tracking agency India". A clear H1 and description also help the homepage rank for the services it sells.
Ready to use
ChecklistHomepage proof fixes
[ ] Counters show 133, 9 and 500 in the HTML [ ] One H1 naming the service [ ] Meta description with the proof [ ] Share image [ ] Alt text on five images [ ] Checked with View Source [ ] Link preview checked on WhatsApp and LinkedIn [ ] Indexing requested
Risks and how to handle them
The animation looks different
Animate from the real value or count up only after load.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage: "Bad signals kill good campaigns. Stop guessing, Start measuring."; problems such as "GA4 shows 80 conversions - your CRM shows 20"; proof counters for "% More Conversions reported after Meta CAPI vs. Pixel-Only", "+/10 event match quality", "tracking projects delivered" and "Worked with 500+ Brands"; a "Free 30-min call" audit with "No ad spend minimum" and "No obligation to hire us". In the page HTML every counter reads 0 ("+ 0 %", "0 +/10", "0 + projects"); the real values (133, 9, 500, 35, 3.5) are only filled in by script.Source
- Your websiteSearch basics on the homepage: no meta description, no H1 heading and no social share image; 5 images without alt text; PageSpeed flags "Links are not crawlable". The site runs WordPress with Elementor 4.0.8 (4.3.5 available) and two other out-of-date plugins; security headers grade F, with no HSTS or content security policy.Source
- Your websiteCase studies page: six anonymous projects (Meta Pixel and CAPI with event_id deduplication; first and last touch attribution in BigQuery; Shopify Custom Pixels with Checkout Extensibility at "95%+ event accuracy"; Meta lead events raised to "9+/10" match quality and "+133% more conversions reported vs. pixel-only"; Consent Mode v2 across Usercentrics, Termly, Didomi, Cookiebot, CookieYes and Shopify; GA4, Google Ads and Enhanced Conversions). No client names, logos or quotes.Source
- PageSpeed testGoogle PageSpeed test of the homepage (October 20, 2026): phone performance 42/100 (desktop 54); the main content, the "Bad signals kill good campaigns" hero, appears at 8.5 s in the lab with 834 ms of blocking time; 2.3 MB over 179 requests from 15 third parties; Google Tag Manager alone is 685 KB with 925 ms of blocking. Biggest fixes: render-blocking requests (about 1.9 s), cache lifetimes (about 1.7 s) and unused JavaScript (about 1.4 s, 521 KB). Real Chrome visitors do pass Core Web Vitals: LCP 1.7 s, INP 91 ms, CLS 0.09 at the 75th percentile, with LCP 17% faster than before.Source