I came across your video while looking for a solution. Thank you for creating such tutorials. I also checked your channel. It's really good; especially focusing purely on GAds w.r.t shopify.
It's always good to have multiple data points to cross-reference and ensure accuracy. As you may observe, I keep GA4 as a 'Secondary' conversion and the manual one as 'Primary' as the latter is usually more accurate. I can also use this as a reference to troubleshoot if something goes wrong with my conversion tracking.
I'm confused as well.. I think you have some troubleshooting to do. Feel free to reach out to me via my site and share your website so I can take a look.
Hi thanks for the video! I got to part 4:03 but for me GAds doesn't present the option "Use different Values for each conversion".For me that option is "Use the Value from the Google Analytics 4 property", which obviously I don't want to do. I've set any GA4 conversions to secondary, but still this shows like this. How do I get my options to look the same way as yours? EDIT: I had to click on the "Use Only Google Ads for this Conversion" button which popped up above the settings.
My Shopify Checkout have 2 Tracking script Boxes one for "Post-purchase page" and one for "Order status page", Should i paste the tracking code in both the boxes ? Thanks
For our clients that have an intensive manual Google ads conversion tracking set up and where we use the "Google and RUclips" app, we leave it turned on mainly for RUclips and Google Analytics.
According to the script that Shopify has provided, it should do this automatically within Google ads for you. shouldn’t really be a need for using google tag manager. However if you’re wanting to include or exclude the shipping and taxes from your purchase value results, you may want to consider using tag manager as a separate conversion event tag manager to separate these values out in Google ads.
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I came across your video while looking for a solution. Thank you for creating such tutorials. I also checked your channel. It's really good; especially focusing purely on GAds w.r.t shopify.
You’re welcome!! Anyway I can help!
I don't understand why you added two purchase conversions, one through Google Analytics and another manually, instead of just one.
It's always good to have multiple data points to cross-reference and ensure accuracy. As you may observe, I keep GA4 as a 'Secondary' conversion and the manual one as 'Primary' as the latter is usually more accurate. I can also use this as a reference to troubleshoot if something goes wrong with my conversion tracking.
Tim, what should I do if my google tag says its on every page but also says it not on my website at all. So confused.
I'm confused as well.. I think you have some troubleshooting to do. Feel free to reach out to me via my site and share your website so I can take a look.
Hi thanks for the video! I got to part 4:03 but for me GAds doesn't present the option "Use different Values for each conversion".For me that option is "Use the Value from the Google Analytics 4 property", which obviously I don't want to do. I've set any GA4 conversions to secondary, but still this shows like this. How do I get my options to look the same way as yours?
EDIT: I had to click on the "Use Only Google Ads for this Conversion" button which popped up above the settings.
Glad to hear you figured it out.
My Shopify Checkout have 2 Tracking script Boxes one for "Post-purchase page" and one for "Order status page", Should i paste the tracking code in both the boxes ? Thanks
Order Status Page - I haven’t had experience nor seen the Post Purchase Page yet.
Thanks Tim. In this set up, do you have conversion tracking disabled in the "Google and RUclips" app in Shopify?
For our clients that have an intensive manual Google ads conversion tracking set up and where we use the "Google and RUclips" app, we leave it turned on mainly for RUclips and Google Analytics.
Can i track purchase value without tag manager
According to the script that Shopify has provided, it should do this automatically within Google ads for you. shouldn’t really be a need for using google tag manager. However if you’re wanting to include or exclude the shipping and taxes from your purchase value results, you may want to consider using tag manager as a separate conversion event tag manager to separate these values out in Google ads.