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Conversion tracking

Send your best leads back to the algorithm.

Meta and Google only get smarter if you tell them what happened. CROzap fires qualified and purchase events back to the ad networks, so your campaigns learn to find buyers instead of form-fills.

Conversion signalsFired this month
Meta CAPI61
Google Ads61
Match rate92%
61 qualified leads sent back to ad networks

Your ad platform is guessing. Unless you tell it which leads were any good, it optimises for the cheapest form-fill it can find, and cheap form-fills are usually cheap for a reason.

CROzap closes that gap. Every time a lead qualifies or buys, it sends the event straight back to Meta's Conversions API and to Google, matched to the exact click that started it. Now the algorithm knows the difference between a tyre-kicker and a customer, and it goes looking for more customers. This is the one move most advertisers skip, and it is the one that pays off the most.

The loop

Close the loop in four moves.

Lead captured
Qualified in CRM
Event fired back
Algorithm learns
↻  Every cycle, your cost per real customer drops
What gets sent

Server-side, durable, and matched.

CROzap sends the events that matter, the way the platforms want to receive them.

  • Qualified-lead events to Meta CAPI and Google
  • Purchase or sale events with value, when you record them
  • First-party, server-side delivery that survives ad blockers
  • Matched by click ID for high match quality
  • Consent-aware, so you stay compliant
Illustration of a feedback loop firing a qualified lead back to the ad networks
The payoff

What changes when the loop is live.

2-3x
better lead quality over time
Lower
cost per qualified lead
Full
offline events counted

Illustrative outcomes. Real results depend on your spend, offer, and sales process.

FAQ

Conversion tracking questions.

What is offline conversion tracking?

Offline conversion tracking sends events that happen after the click, like a lead qualifying or buying, back to the ad platform. Most conversions do not happen on your website; they happen in a phone call or a sales meeting days later. CROzap captures that outcome and reports it back to Meta and Google so they know which clicks turned into real business.

How does CROzap send conversions back to Meta and Google?

When you mark a lead as qualified or converted in CROzap, it fires that event to the Meta Conversions API and to Google using the stored click ID. The platform matches it to the original click and counts it as a conversion, which teaches the algorithm to find more people like your best customers.

Why does sending conversions back improve my ads?

Ad algorithms optimise for whatever you tell them is valuable. If you only report form-fills, they find you more form-fillers, including low-quality ones. If you report actual qualified leads and sales, they start finding people who are likely to buy. Better signal in, better leads out.

Is this the same as the Meta pixel?

It works alongside it. The pixel tracks actions on your website in the browser. CROzap adds server-side conversions for things that happen off your site, like a lead your sales team qualified on a call. Together they give the platforms a complete, more durable picture that survives ad blockers and cookie limits.

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