Lead conversion action
How the account treated it in the two weeks before the audit
- Goal setting
SecondaryPrimary, after the fix- Counted in the Conversions column
- No
- Used by automated bidding
- No
- Leads still arriving
- Yes, the whole time
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A setting marked Secondary still records, but it stops counting in the Conversions column and stops feeding automated bidding. A developer team had already been booked to rebuild the tracking. The website was fine. Fixed in one click.
Nothing reached an inbox, and because the form reported success, no report showed a problem. We found it by filling out the form.
How the account treated it in the two weeks before the audit
Before anything is restructured, the question is whether the account measures what it thinks it measures.
| Check | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Conversion action status | Is the lead action primary, and is it feeding bidding at all |
| Form and call delivery | Does every form submission and every call from the ads actually reach your office |
| Click identifier capture | Does the form record which click produced the lead |
| Hour and day distribution | Is spend concentrated in hours that have never produced a lead |
| Search term reality | Are the paid terms the ones a customer with a problem would type |
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