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Facebook Pixel & Conversion API case studies — from broken tracking to full attribution.
E-commerce store running WooCommerce with iOS 14.5+ blocking ~60% of purchase events. Client needed server-side tracking to recover lost conversion data.
Events Tracked
Deduplication
Event Coverage
Match Quality



Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting.
Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website.
However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
14 Days
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Deduplication
Event Coverage
Match Quality

Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting.
Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website.
However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
14 Days
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Deduplication
Event Coverage
Match Quality

Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting.
Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website.
However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
14 Days
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Deduplication
Event Coverage
Match Quality

Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting.
Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website.
However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
14 Days
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Deduplication
Event Coverage
Match Quality

Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting.
Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website.
However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
14 Days
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Deduplication
Event Coverage
Match Quality

Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting.
Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website.
However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
14 Days
Events Tracked
Events Tracked
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days. The Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed the pixel was firing but all events were unrecognized or duplicated on every page load.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days. The Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed the pixel was firing but all events were unrecognized or duplicated on every page load.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
Client’s Event Manager showed zero data for 14 days, indicating a complete breakdown in event tracking and reporting. Despite this, the Facebook Pixel Helper extension confirmed that the pixel was technically firing on the website. However, all tracked events were either marked as unrecognized or were being duplicated on every page load, which pointed to a misconfiguration rather than a deployment failure.
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