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Google Ads Claims 30-Day Attribution but Safari Kills Your Cookie in 24 Hours
February 23, 2026Google Ads uses a 30-day click attribution window, but Safari ITP deletes JavaScript tracking cookies[…]
Your Customers Take 12 Days to Buy but You Only Track 7
February 23, 2026Ad platforms use fixed attribution windows — Facebook tracks 7 days post-click, Safari’s ITP limits[…]
Your Campaign Link Is Smarter Than Your Website
February 18, 2026Coded UTM parameters encrypt campaign attribution data into random-looking query strings (like udyek=78256503 instead of[…]
GA4 Renamed Conversions to Key Events and Your Plugin Didn’t Update
February 18, 2026Google renamed GA4 conversions to key events in 2024, but WooCommerce tracking plugins still use[…]
You Already Have 500 Campaign Links. Here’s How to Encode Them.
February 17, 2026You’ve spent months building campaign links. Hundreds of UTM-tagged URLs across Google Ads, Facebook, email[…]
Join Facebook Ad Spend with WooCommerce Revenue in BigQuery
February 12, 2026Facebook and Google both claim credit for the same conversions, overclaiming combined ROAS by 30-50%.[…]
UTM Parameters Expire Before Your Customers Buy
February 12, 2026WooCommerce Order Attribution uses Sourcebuster.js session cookies that expire when the browser closes, making multi-day[…]
Last-Click Is Lying to You
February 8, 2026WooCommerce native Order Attribution captures only last-click within a single session using Sourcebuster.js cookies that[…]
Facebook Says 85 Sales, Google Says 60, WooCommerce Says 50
February 8, 2026Facebook Ads, Google Ads, and WooCommerce show different conversion numbers because they measure fundamentally different[…]
WooCommerce Shows 50 Orders, GA4 Shows 12: The Attribution Gap Nobody Explains
January 29, 2026The gap between WooCommerce orders and GA4 conversions is not a bug—it’s the compound effect[…]