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Dynamic Remarketing for Google Ads and WooCommerce
Dynamic Remarketing for Google Ads and WooCommerce
This plugin integrates the Google Ads Dynamic Remarketing Tracking pixel with customized ecommerce variables in a WooCommerce shop.
4.6
(32 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping Dynamic Remarketing for Google Ads and WooCommerce running.
Tested to 5.7.15 — 13 branches behind 7.0
Has not been tested against WordPress in a long time. Treat an update as a change that needs testing.10 months ago
At least 4.6 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.false
Your host must be running at least this version.3.1
2
Maintenance & trust
Scored on how Dynamic Remarketing for Google Ads and WooCommerce is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
60
out of 100Maintenance
26 / 35WordPress compatibility
0 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
12 / 15Listing transparency
10 / 10Ratings
4.6
32 ratingsThis plugin is deprecated. All its features and much more has been merged into our main plugin, the WooCommerce Pixel Manager.
Do you have a WooCommerce shop and want to run dynamic remarketing campaigns with Google Ads? This plugin will insert the customized remarketing pixel on all your shop pages. Google Ads will then be able to collect customer behaviour data (product viewers, buyers, order value, cart abandoners, etc). Based on this data you will be able to run targeted remarketing campaigns.
Requirements
- WooCommerce
- WooCommerce Google Product Feed plugin or something similar to upload the products to the Google Merchant Center
- Google Merchant Center Account with all products uploaded
- Google Ads account with a configured remarketing tag
Highlights of this plugin
- Easy to install
- Accurate. Several methods have been build in to avoid tracking of shop managers, deduplication of purchases, etc.
Cookie Consent Management
The plugin uses data from several Cookie Consent Management plugins to avoid injecting the tracking pixel, in case a visitor doesn’t want to be tracked by third party pixels.
It works with the following Cookie Consent Management plugins:
It is also possible for developers of Cookie Consent Management plugins to deactivate our plugin with a filter, in case a visitor opts out of third party pixel tracking. Simply use the following code:
add_filter( 'wgdr_third_party_cookie_prevention', '__return_true' );
Installation support
Installing the plugin is pretty simple. Just activate it and enter the conversion ID and if necessary the product prefix.
If you also need to to set up the Google Merchant Center first the entire setup becomes more complex. If you would like us to do the setup for you please contact us for an offer: support@sweetcode.com
Similar plugins
If you like this plugin, have a look at our other Google Ads related plugin: Pixel Manager for WooCommerce
Support Info
We will only support installations which run the most current versions of WordPress and WooCommerce.
More information
Please find more information about Google Ads remarketing on following pages:
Give Google Ads time to pick up the code. It can take up to 48 hours.
Download the Google Tag Assistant browser plugin. It is a powerful tool to validate all Google tags on your pages. Bear in mind that validating the Merchant Center Feed only works on product pages.
It has been reported in several occasions that minifaction plugins mess up the Javascript code which lead to errors in the theme. The Javascript code for the tracking needs to be placed exactly as Google requires it. To solve this issue turn off the minification plugin.
Yes.
The tracking pixel matches regular feeds and also feeds with variations, as long as the variations are uploaded with the correct item_group_id (which is basically the id of the parent product): Dynamic Remarketing with Group ID
And will the dynamic ad show exactly the variations the visitor has visited? And the answer to that is not necessarily. But, don’t worry about specific variations too much. Even if the visitor is only being served the parent product he has visited (not the variation), the dynamic banner will lead to a much higher click-through-rate already.
Also look at this answer in the Google Ads Community (coming from a Google developer): Dynamic Remarketing Tag and Variations
This plugin doesn’t support Google Analytics Remarketing, only Google Google Ads Remarketing (as the plugin name says).
Give Google Ads time to pick up the code. It can take up to 48 hours.
It indicates that not all products have been uploaded to the Google Merchant Center. As long as you don’t upload all of them you will see this error.
Also it could be that you haven’t waited the 48 hours time period until Google Ads has processed everything properly.
Please report your bugs and support requests in the support forum for this plugin: Plugin Support Forum
We will need some data to be able to help you.
- Website address
- WordPress version
- WooCommerce version
- WooCommerce theme and version of the theme
- The Google Ads remarketing tags conversion ID and conversion label
(Most of this information is publicly viewable on your webpage. If you still want to keep it private don’t hesitate to send us a support request to support@support.com)
- After installation wait a few days. It can take that long until all is processed correctly.
- You need the prefix only if you use the WooThemes Google Product Feed plugin.
- Check if you really have loaded all products into the feed and into the Google Merchant Center.
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