Google Adwords Conversion Tracking Code Help - Not Showing Conversions
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Hi, all. I am having issues with a clients website.
They have their website developed by a company http://www.flowerstoreinabox.com.au/ my clients website is http://www.flawlessflowers.com.au the google adwords conversion tracking code has been added to their site.
It measures all details as far as ads clicked on, etc.. the only part that is not been measured is the conversions of the adwords campaign. So I cannot see if the ads are successful or what their conversion % is.
I have looked at the code on the thank you page and the google adwords conversion code is present on the thank you page after the sale.
I am not a coder and so not sure what to look at if all the details on the checkout page exist in the code to measure the adwords conversion ecommerce transactions correctly.
I have provided a link to the source code of the competed order page. If someone could look at the code and provide any assistance I would appreciate it.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16973368/7 may adwords flawless flowers.txt
I am also happy to provide you access to the google analytics account if required just give me your email address to set it up.
Thanks for all your help
Regards
Arthur
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I got hold of google to review the details. It started working however just before google had a look. I think there was an issue on the developers end, but happy it is all resolved now
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Your code is "wrapped". Mine is on separate lines. That's the only thing I can think of. Sorry I can't give more advice.
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even i have the same problem.
i am not sure its that we don't have any conversions or its just not tracking..
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Thanks Francisco,
I have not been able to track the conversions for a few weeks, so trying to resolve what could be the issue?
Thanks
Arthur
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Normally it takes about 2 days for he conversions to populate in Google Adwords. I learned that the hard way. So if you are looking at yesterday's Adwords information, you will not see conversions. Your Google Analytics conversions have nothing to do with your Google Adwords conversions.
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