We’re running Facebook and Google Ads campaigns with UTMs, but don’t see them in Shopify reports (e.g. report “Sessions attributed to marketing” by UTM Campaign, or UTM Source). But we see data for campaigns running in other platforms (Braze, Klaviyo).
Shopify Reporting feature is not really good at attribution so I’d suggest you set up Google Analytics to get the most accurate data - especially when you run ads on multiple platforms.
Hi @denn1z, I believe it might not be possible with the native Shopify reports but It can be achieved through Google analytics. Report Pundit can fetch all the UTM details like Source metrics, Conversion metrics, Product metrics, Ad metrics, etc by integrating with Google analytics.
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We have an advanced feature that allows you to accurately attribute all of your UTMS. (Our support team will even help you attribute your UTMs if you have a lot)
The result is you’ll be able to see:
Amount spent
Number of clicks
Cost per click
ROAS
and Conversion rates
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You really can drill all the way down into your data to get the most detailed insights possible.
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Hi, While Google Ads can be considered to have active user intent, Facebook Ads are more passive. Facebook Ads are shown to users not actively searching for a specific product or service, but rather, ads will appear within a users’ Newsfeed