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Google Ads Conversion Tracking Accuracy Audit

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Check that reported conversions match reality.

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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.

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Audit conversion accuracy. Conversion actions with settings (count, window, value, primary), tag implementation notes and test results: [CONVERSION_SETUP]. Recorded leads or orders in the business system for the same period: [BUSINESS_RECORDS]. Reported conversions: [REPORTED].

Build a comparison table by week with reported conversions, business records and the difference as a percentage, for example 46 reported against 40 recorded is 6 more, or 15 percent. Some difference is normal, so set a tolerance. Look for double counting (a tag on a page that reloads), counting of every page view, form errors that do not block submission, calls counted by duration, test conversions, missing events, and consent-related loss. Check which actions are used for bidding.

Provide a test script: make a test submission, check the event in the tag assistant or interface [VERIFY], and confirm the record in the business system. Return a table, fixes, and a monthly reconciliation routine, separating evidence from guesses. Do not present any figure as a forecast. I will check named settings and thresholds against the official documentation, so mark each one you are unsure of [VERIFY].

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Invented comparison. Reported conversions: 46. Leads in the business system for the same dates: 40. Difference: 6, or 15 percent of recorded leads. Test: submit the form three times; the tag fired 6 times, so it double-counts on the thank-you page when the page is refreshed. Calls counted by duration over 1 second: 5 of 12 were wrong numbers.
Fix: fire the tag once per submission, raise call duration to 60 seconds, remove the test submissions. After the fix, a two-week comparison should be within 5 percent.

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