For Meta ads & retargeting budgets
Leads are coming in. Meta can’t see them.
Events Manager shows PageView but not Lead. iOS, consent, plugin conflicts, and form plugins that never fire the Lead event. We trace the full Meta signal on WordPress.
If Pixel doesn’t see leads, lookalikes and retargeting optimize on the wrong signal.
Common signs we see every week.
Only PageView in Events Manager
Submit and Lead events missing — often form success without a custom event.
Test events work, production doesn’t
Site delivery settings, consent, or a different thank-you URL in production.
Duplicate or inflated events
Theme + plugin both firing Pixel; Meta discards or misattributes.
Server-side events not matching
Browser blocked; server-side events not wired to form submissions.
How much is broken ad tracking costing you?
Enter monthly paid spend and which platforms you run. We’ll estimate a wasted ad spend range — no email required.
Ready when you are
Enter a monthly ad spend above zero to see an estimated waste range. We won’t show a “$0 wasted” figure.
Not a generic “clear your cache” ticket.
Ads & tracking issues have predictable failure points. We audit the layers that actually matter for your symptom.
Direct diagnosis and repair when needed. Logs, database, and server config, not only the WordPress dashboard.
Pixel base code placement
Header injection, delayed load, and conflicts with performance plugins.
Lead event on form success
GF, Elementor, WPForms — firing Lead on real form success, not button click.
Server-side tracking (Conversions API)
Token, partner integration, and deduplication with browser Pixel — so events still count when the browser is blocked.
Consent & ad blockers
Consent categories and what still fires for opted-in users.
We connect form success to Meta’s Lead event.
Not “install Pixel plugin.” We verify Events Manager, optional server-side tracking, and that your sales system still gets the lead.
From report to verified fix.
Triage in hours, not days
You submit the form with site access. A senior developer reviews logs, email settings, plugins, and hosting. Not a generic checklist.
Fix at the real layer
We inspect the whole site when the WordPress dashboard alone cannot explain the failure — hosting, site code, stored data, and settings.
Verify before we close
We test the fix the way your business measures it: test submissions, inbox delivery, tracking events, or page speed — not “looks fine on desktop.”
Quick answers.
- Do you set up server-side tracking (Conversions API)?
- Yes, when browser Pixel alone is unreliable — common for iOS and strict consent setups.
- Will this break our existing GA4 setup?
- We map events cleanly; duplicate tagging is something we remove, not add.
- Popup and multi-step forms?
- We test the actual success state, where many WordPress Meta implementations fail.
Fix Meta Pixel on WordPress
Running Meta ads now? Tell us form plugin, Events Manager symptoms, and monthly spend.
Retargeting needs real Lead events.
Fix the signal your ad account optimizes on.