To do this, you need to have auto-tagging enabled in your Google Ads account. Read here how to set this up. If a visitor comes to your website from an ad, you need to save the gClid in the session. That way you can recognize from which keyword and advertisement the request came. As soon as the visitor requests a quote, you can save the Google Click ID with that request. It depends on what kind of quotation system you use and to what extent it is possible to link this with each other. To make this possible, please discuss this with your technical colleagues or the supplier of your quotation tool.
By saving the Google Click ID with the quote Whatsapp list request, you can see exactly what happens to the quote request from that ad click during the process. And that brings us to the next step. Also read: More insight into your campaign results with offline data sources [4 steps] 2. Uploading revenue values to Google Ads Once a quote has been approved, it is usually converted into an order. Now is the time to upload the revenue data to Google Ads. In short, it comes down to the following steps: Have your quotation system or order system upload the orders with turnover for which the gClid is known to a Google Spreadsheet. In Google Ads, go to 'Conversions' and click .
Select the Google Spreadsheet there as the source and schedule it to be picked up every day. The conversion data is now shot straight into your Google Ads campaign. A complete guide on how to set this up can be found here . As described earlier, it is useful to have a front-end developer or back-end developer join this. Also test carefully whether the data you collect matches the data you see appearing in your template. The output in your Google Spreadsheet looks.