Here's how to get GA4 set up on your site. It's a 3-step process: **Step 1: Create a GA4 property** 1. Go to [analytics.google.com](https://analytics.google.com) and sign in with the same Google account you just connected 2. Click **Admin** (gear icon, bottom left) 3. Under the Account column, make sure "Ausus" is selected 4. Under the Property column, click **Create Property** 5. Name it "Ausus Partners Website", set timezone to Eastern, currency to USD 6. Click through the business details (Professional Services, Small business, 1-10 employees) 7. Choose your business objective — "Generate leads" fits your model **Step 2: Set up a data stream** 1. On the next screen, choose **Web** 2. Enter your URL: `www.aususpartners.net` 3. Name it "Ausus Partners" and click **Create stream** 4. Copy the **Measurement ID** that appears — it starts with `G-` — you'll need it next **Step 3: Add the tracking code to your Wix site** 1. In Wix, go to **Settings → Custom Code** 2. Click **+ Add Custom Code** 3. Paste this (replacing `G-XXXXXXXXXX` with your actual Measurement ID): ``` ``` 4. Set it to load on **All pages**, in the **Head** section 5. Click **Apply** Once that's live, data starts flowing within 24–48 hours. Come back then and I'll pull the full traffic picture — where people come from, which pages hold them, and where they leave before hitting your contact form. Let me know when you've got your Measurement ID and I can double-check the setup.
top of page

Results & case studies

​We build capacity that lasts. Fixed-scope, fixed-fee work.

At a human pace.

What we deliver (every engagement)

  • Decisions made in the meetings you already have, with the issue, the owner, and the decision written down

  • Clear roles, and handoffs between programs and teams 

  • Five to seven metrics that matter when your leaders look at them together

  • A milestone plan that says what done looks like

  • Your people trained to run without me

 

What improves

  • Program and grant work finished on time

  • Less time between a question and a decision

  • Fewer dropped handoffs, and less work done twice

  • Leaders looking at the same metrics

  • Less time in crisis mode, and everyone knows who owns what

A sample of what an engagement could look like

Featured Results

Nonprofit 1 (in progress)

Human-focused rhythm + metric-driven decisions rebuild trust.

 

Before: Leadership churn, unclear decision rights.

 

Action: Human-focused 1:1s, clear internal communication, simple financial metrics.

 

Outcome (so far): Significant culture improvement, metrics everyone uses, strong collaboration.

Nonprofit 2

Capacity embedded in daily work that improved mission effectiveness.

Before: Role ambiguity, meeting sprawl, rework from broken handoffs.

Action: Dept mandates, working agreements, weekly staff 1:1s, comms norms, light OKRs.

 

Outcome: Calmer weeks, healthier culture; 100% of staff can now cite the metric driving their work, strategic goals are on time.

Owner-led business: Nine-location turnaround

From exposure to disciplined controls and easier decisions.

 

Before: Vendor sprawl, slow close, unclear branch decision rights.

 

Action: Segregation of duties, approved vendor list + thresholds, invoice/close calendar, branch rhythm, DACI.

 

Outcome: Unauthorized vendors eliminated, faster predictable close, stronger AR follow-up.

Owner-led business: Flat revenue to growth

From chaos to cadence: safer ops, happier teams, GTM engine that works.

Before: Shifting priorities, limited KPI discipline,  rising costs.

 

Action: Operating rhythm, BI + scorecards, unified CX, predictable revenue model

 

Outcome: +56% revenue w/in 3 yrs, dock OT ↓ ~85%, past-due A/R to a manageable level, CSAT ↑ ~20%, retention up; channels working.

Tel: 910-617-2984

kevin@aususpartners.net

Wilmington, NC 28401

  • LinkedIn

©2014-2026 by Ausus Partners II LLC. Created with Wix.com

Background Photo by AJACS @ pixabay.com/en/users/AJACS-813807/

Ausus: Latin for ‘having dared’. Now that you’ve dared to act, we can help you act wisely.

bottom of page