Why tracking comes before scaling
Meta and Google learn from the purchase signals your store sends them. When those signals are missing, duplicated or late, campaigns optimise on the wrong people, ROAS looks better or worse than it really is, and scaling becomes guesswork. Fixing tracking is usually the cheapest improvement a brand can make.
What I check and fix
- Meta Pixel + Conversions API through Shopify's Meta channel or a server-side setup, with deduplication working correctly.
- Event match quality: customer data parameters passed properly so Meta can match more purchases to ad clicks.
- Checkout apps: COD and one-click checkout apps that often break or double-count purchase events.
- Domain verification and event setup in Business Manager.
- GA4 and Google Ads conversions from Shopify, compared with real orders.
How it works
This is part of my 15-Day Hygiene Setup. I audit your current setup, fix what is broken, run test orders, and hand over a short report of what changed. I work with Shopify stores all over India, fully remotely, from Gwalior.
Common questions
How do I know my tracking is broken?
Typical signs: purchase counts in Meta and Shopify don't match, low event match quality, duplicate purchase events, or ROAS that swings wildly day to day. The free audit checks all of this.
I am not on Shopify. Can you still help?
My setup work is focused on Shopify. If you are on ShopDeck, Dukaan or Wix, moving to Shopify is often the cleaner fix. See Shopify website and migration.
Do you also run the ads after tracking is fixed?
Yes, if you want. See Meta Ads and Google Ads management.










