Meta under-reports conversions
How it's fixed
- Add the Conversions API next to the Pixel
- Send events from your server or tracker
- Check Event Match Quality
Meta Pixel and Conversions API set up together, with fbclid, _fbp and _fbc passed correctly and events deduplicated, so Meta sees every real conversion and optimizes on it.
Broken tracking and loose processes waste budget and lead to bad decisions. These are the issues I see most often, and how each one gets fixed.
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How it's fixed
Pick what you need. Every quote is built around your setup and agreed before work starts.
Pixel and standard events placed properly.
Server events from your site, CRM or tracker.
Matching event IDs on browser and server.
Customer data hashed and sent to improve matching.
RedTrack or Voluum sending conversions to Meta.
Events checked in Events Manager.
Sale values sent so bidding favours revenue.
Checks that events keep firing as your site changes.
Six clear steps, from first look to a setup you can scale on.
Tell me what you're working on and I'll reply with a plan and a quote. I usually reply within minutes.
"Matthew is truly an expert in Voluum and Facebook. He set up all of my tracking and integrations over the weekend and worked around the clock."
In most cases, yes. Browsers and ad blockers stop many Pixel events, and the Conversions API fills those gaps from your server.
Yes. RedTrack, Voluum and others can send conversions to Meta, and I set that up with the right IDs.
Better data usually helps Meta optimize, but results depend on offer, creative and budget too.