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I will fix or setup facebook pixel conversion API via GTM server side for ad tracking
About this Gig
I will help you set up the Meta Conversion API (CAPI) via Google Tag Manager (GTM) using server-side tracking to ensure 100% accurate data collection and better ad performance.
My Services:
- Setup Meta Pixel: Standard and Custom event tracking (ViewContent, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout, Purchase, Lead, etc.).
- Facebook Conversion API (CAPI): Connecting your server directly to Meta for reliable tracking.
- Google Tag Manager (GTM): Setting up both Web and Server containers.
- Event Deduplication: Ensuring the same event isn't counted twice from both browser and server.
- Advanced Matching: Increasing Event Match Quality (EMQ) to help Facebook find your customers easily.
- Domain Verification: To comply with Apples privacy policy.
- Fix Pixel Errors: Resolving "Pixel is not working" or "Missing event parameters."
Why Choose Me?
- iOS 14+ Fix Expert: I know how to bypass browser restrictions.
- Quality Work: Focus on high Event Match Quality.
- Support: Post-project support to ensure everything is running smoothly.
- On-time Delivery
FAQ
Do I need to pay for a server like Stape.io or Google Cloud?
Yes, server-side tracking requires a cloud server. Most clients use Stape.io (it has a free tier for low traffic and paid plans starting at $20) or Google Cloud. I will guide you on which one fits your budget and traffic.
Can you fix my "Pixel is not active" or "Deduplication missing" errors?
Absolutely! I specialize in troubleshooting all kinds of Pixel and CAPI errors. Just send me a message with your specific issue, and I’ll fix it within the setup.
Will you fix my Event Match Quality (EMQ)?
Yes! I will send additional customer information (like Email, Phone, City, etc.) through the Server-Side setup. This significantly improves your Event Match Quality score, helping Facebook find your target audience more accurately.
What is Event Deduplication and why is it important?
When we use both Browser Pixel and Server API, Facebook might receive the same event twice. Event Deduplication ensures Facebook identifies these as a single action, preventing over-reporting or "double counting" of your conversions.
