alekv

Thanks!

Yes. The PMW runs its own code on the thankyou page. And most, if not all, blockers don’t block it. But, blocker can block the tracking pixels that the PMW runs in its code.

So essentially the tracking accuracy is for the most part a measurement if the buyers reached the purchase confirmation page or not.

If 100% reach the purchase confirmation page, then at least the PMW can run the tracking pixels, which still can be blocked by Consent Management Platforms, ad blockers etc.

For the first part we can do something about it. Make sure that all buyers reach the purchase confirmation page. And that’s what this is all about.

Does this describe what’s going on?

So I would say yes. That’s what’s going on.

Thanks!

Hi David

Thank you for that wonderful review!

Your review motivates us to keep improving every day ??

Thank you!
Aleksandar

Thanks!

Hi Mirco

Your screenshot doesn’t help. It doesn’t say what exactly is slow and where.

Our own tests have shown that the Pixel Manager is very performant and doesn’t slow down a site in any way, especially not on the front-end.

In the back-end it does some tasks for the debug information like checking some API connections which could explain slower performance that you see if one or more API endpoints are slow to respond. But, those calls only happen when accessing the Pixel Managers settings page and have safeguards to ensure proper functioning of the shop and the Pixel Manager’s settings page.

Thanks for the great review!

Hi

This sounds like a job for the conversion value filter which which you can design a custom output depending on your unique conditions: https://sweetcode.com/docs/wpm/developers/filters#marketing-conversion-value-filter

Sounds like a server issue. You will have to fix this with your server provider. We only can help with problems caused by the plugin.

Looks like not all files were installed.

You need to re-upload the entire plugin folder to the server.

Follow this guide: https://sweetcode.com/docs/wpm/plugin-configuration/google-ads

Make sure not to use an imported GA4 conversion, but create a native Google Ads conversion.

You’ll find it on the left hand side under > Goals > Conversions > Summary

Yes. If the redirect to the purchase confirmation page works properly, then it will trigger and show as active. However this takes usually a few hours before it updates the status.

Again. It shows as inactive if no buyer has reached the purchase confirmation page. If that is the case, then yes, it shows the correct status.

Hi

If everything is set up correctly, this message only shows that no buyer has reached the purchase confirmation page since you activated the tracking pixel.

After the first visit to the purchase confirmation page, this message will show as active or no recent conversions.

If it shows no recent conversions it means that the tracking pixel is active, but no conversion has happened that was triggered by the click on an ad.

• This reply was modified 2 months ago by alekv.