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My Face book sales have dropped and the agency have asked to fix the following below. Does anyone understand and able to fix this isuue please?
There's an issue on the Purchase event, I've forwarded the info to you on another email. Please can you ask a web developer to check the pixel implementation, something is affecting the account's performance. here is the pixel implementation, something is affecting the account's performance.
They were unable to fix the issue and have sent me this
Edward's had a look but can't see an error on the pixel! After more research, I've found a few users talking about this error.
Who do you use for making changes to the website? They could be best suited for resolving the issue.
To resolve this issue, you'll need to identify and fix the cause of the redundant Purchase events. Here are a few steps you can take:
1. Review your website's purchase flow: Make sure that the Purchase event is only firing on the final confirmation page of the checkout process and not on any other pages, such as the cart or product pages.
2. Check your Shopify settings: Go to your Shopify admin and make sure that the "Enhanced Ecommerce" setting is not enabled. This can cause the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
3. Check your pixel implementation: Make sure that the pixel is properly installed on your website and that it's only firing the Purchase event once per transaction. Use the Facebook Pixel Helper chrome extension to check for any errors.
4. Check for duplicate pixels: Make sure that you only have one pixel installed on your website. If you have multiple pixels, this can cause the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
5. Check for third-party apps: If you're using any third-party apps that add tracking pixels to your site, make sure that they are not firing the Purchase event multiple times.
6. Check for any scripts or codes that may fire the purchase event multiple times
There can be several reasons why your pixel is now firing redundant Purchase events, even though it was working correctly last month. Some possible causes include:
1. Changes to your website's purchase flow: If you've made changes to the pages or flow of your checkout process, it's possible that the Purchase event is now firing on multiple pages instead of just the final confirmation page.
2. Changes to your Shopify settings: If someone enabled the "Enhanced Ecommerce" setting in your Shopify admin, it could have caused the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
3. Issues with your pixel implementation: If there are any errors in the way the pixel is installed on your website, it could cause the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
4. Changes to your website's code: If you've made changes to your website's code, it's possible that you've introduced new scripts or codes that are firing the Purchase event multiple times.
5. Third-party apps: If you've recently added or removed any third-party apps that track pixels on your site, it could have caused the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
6. Caching Issues: Sometimes, if the cache of the website or browser is not cleared, the previous events might be still present and firing, even though they should have expired.
There's an issue on the Purchase event, I've forwarded the info to you on another email. Please can you ask a web developer to check the pixel implementation, something is affecting the account's performance. here is the pixel implementation, something is affecting the account's performance.
They were unable to fix the issue and have sent me this
Edward's had a look but can't see an error on the pixel! After more research, I've found a few users talking about this error.
Who do you use for making changes to the website? They could be best suited for resolving the issue.
To resolve this issue, you'll need to identify and fix the cause of the redundant Purchase events. Here are a few steps you can take:
1. Review your website's purchase flow: Make sure that the Purchase event is only firing on the final confirmation page of the checkout process and not on any other pages, such as the cart or product pages.
2. Check your Shopify settings: Go to your Shopify admin and make sure that the "Enhanced Ecommerce" setting is not enabled. This can cause the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
3. Check your pixel implementation: Make sure that the pixel is properly installed on your website and that it's only firing the Purchase event once per transaction. Use the Facebook Pixel Helper chrome extension to check for any errors.
4. Check for duplicate pixels: Make sure that you only have one pixel installed on your website. If you have multiple pixels, this can cause the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
5. Check for third-party apps: If you're using any third-party apps that add tracking pixels to your site, make sure that they are not firing the Purchase event multiple times.
6. Check for any scripts or codes that may fire the purchase event multiple times
There can be several reasons why your pixel is now firing redundant Purchase events, even though it was working correctly last month. Some possible causes include:
1. Changes to your website's purchase flow: If you've made changes to the pages or flow of your checkout process, it's possible that the Purchase event is now firing on multiple pages instead of just the final confirmation page.
2. Changes to your Shopify settings: If someone enabled the "Enhanced Ecommerce" setting in your Shopify admin, it could have caused the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
3. Issues with your pixel implementation: If there are any errors in the way the pixel is installed on your website, it could cause the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
4. Changes to your website's code: If you've made changes to your website's code, it's possible that you've introduced new scripts or codes that are firing the Purchase event multiple times.
5. Third-party apps: If you've recently added or removed any third-party apps that track pixels on your site, it could have caused the Purchase event to fire multiple times.
6. Caching Issues: Sometimes, if the cache of the website or browser is not cleared, the previous events might be still present and firing, even though they should have expired.
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