1.Start by identifying the reliable source. Cross-check analytics from Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager, and tools like Supermetrics to ensure consistency. Garbage in = garbage out. 2.Prioritize what moves the needle—CPC, CTR, ROAS—not vanity stats. Conflicting impressions? Ignore it if conversions align. 3. Break down data by audience, platform, or campaign. If Facebook says X and Google says Y, it’s likely a targeting or tracking issue. 4.Use controlled A/B testing to isolate variables. Tools like Optimizely or Google Optimize can help. 5. Fix tracking issues: Ensure UTM parameters, pixels, and conversion tags are set up correctly with tools like Tag Manager or Looker Studio.

To optimize ad performance amid conflicting data, we incorporate tools like Google and Meta analytics, compare sales reports with campaign results, and cross-reference insights from historical data and audience behavior to ensure informed, actionable decisions.

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Focus on key performance indicators (KPIs) and test small, controlled changes. Use consistent metrics to align conflicting data and guide optimization.

When dealing with conflicting data in ad campaigns, I focus on finding clarity in the chaos. First, I cross-check data from reliable sources to spot inconsistencies. Then, I prioritize key metrics like conversions and ROI over vanity stats. Breaking down the data by audience or platform often reveals useful patterns. Finally, I run A/B tests to validate what’s working and fix tracking issues to ensure accurate insights moving forward. It’s all about staying curious and methodical!