Google Ads Ecommerce Tracking

Google Ads ecommerce tracking passes actual purchase revenue, transaction IDs, and product data to Google Ads on every completed purchase — giving the algorithm the real-world data it needs to optimise campaigns toward revenue rather than conversion volume. For e-commerce businesses, the difference between static conversion tracking (every purchase = 1 conversion at a fixed value) and dynamic ecommerce tracking (every purchase = actual order value) is the difference between bidding toward transactions and bidding toward revenue. A campaign that generates high transaction volume at low average order values may look excellent on a cost-per-conversion basis while delivering poor ROAS — a problem that only becomes visible when dynamic revenue data is in place. Adslytics implements Google Ads ecommerce tracking across all major platforms using the platform's native purchase data layer. For Shopify, we use the checkout.liquid order completion event. For WooCommerce, the woocommerce_order_complete data layer push. For Magento, the checkout success page data layer. For custom implementations, we specify the required data layer schema for your development team. In all cases we configure dynamic transaction value passing, transaction ID deduplication, optional product-level data for dynamic remarketing, and enhanced conversions using customer email from the order. The implementation is tested against real or sandbox orders before going live.