Know which conversions actually count

Conversion tracking configured across ad platforms and analytics so spend decisions are based on real outcomes.

Quick answer

Conversion tracking means configuring and verifying the conversion events that ad platforms and analytics tools count, so the numbers driving budget decisions actually reflect real, non-duplicated outcomes.

What is Conversion Tracking?

We record your real outcomes - purchases, leads, sign-ups, phone calls - across every ad platform and analytics tool you use, and reconcile those numbers against a single source of truth. That way your spend and bidding decisions are based on what actually happened, not on whatever each platform reports by default.

Every major ad platform has its own default attribution window and its own incentive to report a favourable number. Left unchecked, the same purchase can be counted by Google Ads, Meta, and GA4 simultaneously, inflating apparent performance while the real conversion count stays the same - and that directly skews automated bidding until spend has already been wasted.

It differs from marketing dashboards, which visualise numbers after they're captured, and from analytics setup broadly, which covers behavioural reporting beyond just conversion events.

Common problems we solve

Platforms count conversions differently

Each ad platform uses its own default attribution window and logic, so the same result gets reported differently everywhere.

Duplicate conversion counting

The same purchase or lead can fire and be counted more than once across platforms.

Offline conversions never make it back

Phone leads and in-person sales rarely reach the platform actually making the bidding decision.

Bidding optimises toward the wrong signal

Automated bidding trusts whatever conversion data it receives, duplicated or not, until the waste is already spent.

No CRM reconciliation

Platform-reported numbers are trusted as-is instead of being checked against actual CRM or order records.

Everything covered in this service

Cross-Platform Conversion Configuration

Consistent conversion definitions and attribution windows across Google Ads, Meta, and LinkedIn.

Offline Conversion Import

CRM-to-platform upload pipelines with match-rate optimisation and lag-time handling.

Value-Based Tracking

Real transaction or lead value passed through, not just a fired event.

Duplicate Prevention

De-duplication logic across GA4, CRM, and ad platforms, reconciled to a single source of truth.

CRM Reconciliation & Audit

Periodic audit of platform-reported conversions against CRM records, with drift investigated and corrected.

Our optimization framework

Inventory Conversions

We list every conversion currently being tracked and confirm where and how each one is defined.

Reconcile CRM

Platform-reported numbers are checked against actual CRM or order records to find drift.

Configure Cross-Platform

Conversion actions are rebuilt or corrected consistently across every platform in use.

Set Up Offline Import

Where offline conversions exist, an import pipeline is built back into the platforms making bidding decisions.

Audit Ongoing

Conversion accuracy is re-checked on a schedule, since platform changes can silently break tracking without warning.

What actually changes

BeforeAfter
Platform-reported numbers trusted as-isConversions verified against CRM or order records
The same conversion counted on multiple platformsDuplicate conversions identified and removed
Offline sales never reach the bidding algorithmOffline conversions imported back into ad platforms
No shared conversion definition across platformsConsistent conversion definitions and attribution windows
Only fired events trackedReal transaction or lead value passed through

What we report on

Match rate

Tracked between platform-reported and CRM-recorded conversions.

Duplicate conversion rate

Measured across platforms to catch double-counting.

Offline conversion import coverage

Reported as the share of offline outcomes actually reaching ad platforms.

Tools & platforms

📊GA4
⚙️Google Tag Manager
🎯Google Ads
📈Looker Studio

Industries we optimize for

Built for teams like yours

📈Businesses scaling paid spend
💼Long sales-cycle B2B businesses
🌐Teams running ads across multiple platforms
📱Businesses with offline or phone conversions

Why choose EASI7

We fix tracking before we touch results

Every engagement starts with the same audit we'd run on our own accounts, so the numbers you're optimizing against are actually true.

One accountable team, not siloed vendors

The same team that does this also owns the rest of your stack - no handoff, no blame-shifting between vendors.

Built for how AI search actually works

Everything we build is structured to be extractable by AI answer engines, not just ranked in a list of blue links.

Reporting tied to your own dashboard

Every number we report ties back to GA4/GTM events you can see directly - not a screenshot from a tool you can't independently verify.

The conversion count a platform shows by default is not designed to match your CRM - it is designed to look reasonable inside that platform's own dashboard. Those two things happen to align sometimes, but treating platform-reported numbers as ground truth without checking is one of the more expensive assumptions we see in paid media accounts.

How to engage us for this

Common questions

Google Ads, Meta, and LinkedIn are the most common, alongside GA4 and whatever CRM or call-tracking system holds the actual outcome data.

Yes, provided there is a system - a CRM, call-tracking tool, or point-of-sale platform - recording those outcomes somewhere. The import pipeline connects that system back to the ad platforms.

We compare conversion counts and timestamps across platforms and against the CRM record for the same outcome, which surfaces cases where more than one system is claiming credit for the same event.

Usually, yes - correcting duplicates and misconfigured events almost always changes the reported number, sometimes down as inflated duplicates are removed and sometimes up as previously missed offline conversions get added back in.

No - platforms update their own tracking and attribution logic on their own schedule, sometimes without notice, and that can reintroduce drift after everything was correctly configured. What we can guarantee is a process for catching it, through periodic re-audit rather than a one-time fix.

A quarterly check is reasonable for most accounts, though a fresh audit is worth doing sooner after any major platform update or tracking change.

Get in touch

Not sure your reported conversions match what actually happened?

We will reconcile your platform-reported conversions against your CRM before recommending any changes to spend.

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Reference

Conversion Tracking, in detail

Scope, area by area

AreaWhat we deliver
Platform ConfigurationConversion actions configured and verified across every ad platform in use
Offline Import PipelineCRM or call-tracking data flowing back into ad platforms on a schedule
Audit ReportPlatform-reported conversions reconciled against CRM records with discrepancies flagged

How this compares

Reconciled Conversion TrackingPlatform-Reported Numbers Alone
Conversions verified against CRM or order recordsNumbers trusted as reported by each platform
Duplicate conversions across platforms are identified and removedThe same conversion is counted multiple times across channels
Offline conversions feed back into bidding decisionsBidding algorithms never see offline outcomes at all

No reconciliation process eliminates every discrepancy - the goal is a known, explainable gap instead of an invisible one.

What we measure this against

  • Match rate between platform-reported and CRM-recorded conversions
  • Duplicate conversion rate across platforms
  • Offline conversion import coverage

Where this applies

  • A business increasing ad spend wants confidence that the conversion numbers justifying that spend are real
  • A B2B company with a long sales cycle needs closed deals fed back into ad platforms weeks after the initial click
  • A business running ads across multiple platforms suspects the same conversion is being counted more than once

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