Look at screenshot - it seems both Google Shopping and the manual one at the bottom I’ve setup myself both count.
Which one should I change? The bottom one I guess will measure order from all campaign types whereas Shopping will only measure those from shopping campaigns?
I still need to be able to use Google Smart Shopping properly.
Campaigns will use all conversions that are enabled in the conversion column that sey yes. Some campaign types can choose which conversion action to choose, but in general, it is all.
Only use 1 to avoid double tracking.
Either delete or edit the conversion action and set include conversion to no.
what i mean is when you go to conversions in google ads go to the conversion action select that then go to web pages tab which is next to details that is when you click the conversion action example “sale” in that you will see order id of the order placed see that if that is 1 or 2
@EmmanuelFlossie - yes, I thought so. I just wondered which one to delete? The bottom one would count them all, I guess - but I assume the Google Shopping conversion will only count conversions coming from Google Shopping - yes or no?
@vinods - I just did so. When I went to the bottom one (order succes) - it has 1 tag and 1 conversion. When I go the Google Shopping conversion it has 2 tags and 1 conversion.
@EmmanuelFlossie Thanks. So I will still count order conversions coming from other sources than Google Shopping even if I set the bottom one from GA to ‘no’?
{% if first_time_accessed %}" function in Shopify not behave properly? I am using your code, and noticing in Google ads that some conversions are showing multiple times for the same order. I know this as the conversion value for the ones that show two conversions is always the subtotal of the order multiplied by two.
Do you know why Google shows “Webpage unknown” for certain orders on the conversion screen?
That would be technically impossible as the order_id is added, so if {% if first_time_accessed %} would fail, because the order id can not change, any additional triggers will be ignored by Google.
So there are two elements in my code that prevent double tracking.
@EmmanuelFlossie Thank you for quick response! I’ll look into it more on my end.
One question I did have with your code was related to the enhanced_conversion_data variable. In your code, it seems you are declaring this variable with all of the data, but, it doesn’t look like this information is coded to send anywhere. Am I missing something?
That is correct, it is not intended to send anywhere, but to hold the information, so when Google Ads sees a conversion, it then pulls the variable data if you have setup the enhanced conversion as per the instructions.
