Le suivi avancé des conversions pour le Web vous permet d'améliorer la précision de vos pages Web la mesure des conversions en important les ajustements de conversions qui contiennent les ID de transaction et les identifiants utilisateur hachés.
N'oubliez pas de consulter les de démarrage rapide et à implémenter la conditions préalables pour le suivi avancé des conversions pour le Web avant de procéder à l'implémentation.
Flux d'utilisation
Voici le processus général d'importation du suivi avancé des conversions pour le Web dans la section API Google Ads.
Assurez-vous d'avoir rempli les conditions préalables, y compris les suivantes:
Activez le suivi des conversions.
Acceptez les conditions d'utilisation des données client.
Configurez l'ajout de balises sur votre site Web.
Reportez-vous à la section Implémentation prérequis pour obtenir des conseils détaillés.
Normalisez et hachez les données utilisateur, telles que l'adresse e-mail, le numéro de téléphone et votre adresse postale.
Placer les données utilisateur normalisées et hachées dans Objets
ConversionAdjustment
. Pour chaqueConversionAdjustment
, procédez comme suit:Définissez
order_id
sur la ID de commande de la conversion à ajuster, qui doit correspondre à la commande Identifiant envoyé par tag.Renseigner
user_identifiers
avec les données utilisateur normalisées et hachées. Si plusieurs comptes utilisateur d'identification disponibles, créez unUserIdentifier
distinct pour chacun d'eux, jusqu'à cinq identifiants.Définissez
adjustment_type
surENHANCEMENT
.Définir
conversion_action
au nom de ressource d'unConversionAction
avec letype
WEBPAGE
. Il doit s'agir du nom de ressource duConversionAction
que vous avez créé lorsque vous avez implémenté prérequis.(Facultatif) Renseigner
gclid_date_time_pair
pour obtenir les mesures les plus précises. Définissezconversion_date_time
sur la date et l'heure auxquelles la conversion avec l'élémentorder_id
spécifié s'est produit. Inclure le décalage horaire et utiliser le formatyyyy-mm-dd HH:mm:ss+|-HH:mm
, par exemple:2022-01-01 19:32:45-05:00
(sans tenir compte de l'heure d'été) pour en savoir plus.(Facultatif) Définir
user_agent
vers user-agent de la demande qui a envoyé la conversion d'origine. la conversion et son amélioration sont toutes deux attribuées au même appareil ou les deux en tant que conversions multi-appareils.
Importez les opérations de création
ConversionAdjustment
dansConversionAdjustmentUploadService
, paramètrepartial_failure
àtrue
.Vérifiez vos importations.
Bonnes pratiques
Tenez compte des bonnes pratiques suivantes lorsque vous implémentez le suivi avancé des conversions. pour le Web.
Incluez plusieurs identifiants, le cas échéant
Si vous disposez du paramètre gclid pour une conversion, nous vous recommandons de l'envoyer en plus de
user_identifiers
pour de meilleures performances. En outre, si vous avez plus de
un UserIdentifier
pour la conversion. En incluant plusieurs, vous pouvez améliorer
la probabilité d'une correspondance. Incluez tous les identifiants dans le même
ConversionAdjustment
Examinez les erreurs d'échec partiel lorsque vous configurez votre intégration
Lorsque vous configurez pour la première fois l'intégration du suivi avancé des conversions pour le Web,
examiner et corriger toute erreur partielle
partial_failure_error
de la réponse. Si votre configuration présente des problèmes, vous pouvez inspecter ces
pour les étudier
et les traiter. Pour obtenir plus de détails et d'exemples
dans la gestion des erreurs d'échecs partiels, consultez la section dédiée aux
guide de démarrage.
Une fois que vous avez résolu les problèmes liés aux erreurs d'échecs partiels et est terminée, passez à l'utilisation des données hors connexion de l'appareil pour vérifier régulièrement sur l'état de santé de vos conversions.
Regrouper plusieurs ajustements dans une seule demande
Si vous devez importer plusieurs ajustements, regroupez les opérations en une seule opération.
UploadConversionAdjustmentsRequest
,
au lieu d'envoyer une demande d'importation par ajustement.
Vérifiez le quota
guide des
le nombre maximal d'ajustements par demande. Si vous souhaitez des données hors ligne
les diagnostics afin de regrouper un ensemble de requêtes
sous la même tâche logique, définissez
job_id
de tous les
à la même valeur.
Préparer les données pour l'importation
Pour des raisons de confidentialité, les données suivantes doivent être hachées au format SHA-256 avant la mise en ligne:
- Adresse e-mail
- Numéro de téléphone
- Prénom
- Nom
- Adresse postale
Ne hachez pas les données suivantes:
- Pays
- État
- Ville
- Code postal
Afin de standardiser les résultats du hachage, vous devez effectuer les opérations suivantes avant de en hachant l'une de ces valeurs:
- Supprimez les espaces blancs de début et de fin.
- Convertissez le texte en minuscules.
- Mettez en forme les numéros de téléphone conformément à la norme E164 standard.
- Supprimez tous les points (
.
) qui précèdent le nom de domaine dansgmail.com
etgooglemail.com
adresses e-mail.
Java
private String normalizeAndHash(MessageDigest digest, String s, boolean trimIntermediateSpaces) throws UnsupportedEncodingException { // Normalizes by first converting all characters to lowercase, then trimming spaces. String normalized = s.toLowerCase(); if (trimIntermediateSpaces) { // Removes leading, trailing, and intermediate spaces. normalized = normalized.replaceAll("\\s+", ""); } else { // Removes only leading and trailing spaces. normalized = normalized.trim(); } // Hashes the normalized string using the hashing algorithm. byte[] hash = digest.digest(normalized.getBytes("UTF-8")); StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder(); for (byte b : hash) { result.append(String.format("%02x", b)); } return result.toString(); } /** * Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use case, Google Ads * requires removal of any '.' characters preceding {@code gmail.com} or {@code googlemail.com}. * * @param digest the digest to use to hash the normalized string. * @param emailAddress the email address to normalize and hash. */ private String normalizeAndHashEmailAddress(MessageDigest digest, String emailAddress) throws UnsupportedEncodingException { String normalizedEmail = emailAddress.toLowerCase(); String[] emailParts = normalizedEmail.split("@"); if (emailParts.length > 1 && emailParts[1].matches("^(gmail|googlemail)\\.com\\s*")) { // Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before the domain if the // domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com. emailParts[0] = emailParts[0].replaceAll("\\.", ""); normalizedEmail = String.format("%s@%s", emailParts[0], emailParts[1]); } return normalizeAndHash(digest, normalizedEmail, true); }
C#
/// <summary> /// Normalizes the email address and hashes it. For this use case, Google Ads requires /// removal of any '.' characters preceding <code>gmail.com</code> or /// <code>googlemail.com</code>. /// </summary> /// <param name="emailAddress">The email address.</param> /// <returns>The hash code.</returns> private string NormalizeAndHashEmailAddress(string emailAddress) { string normalizedEmail = emailAddress.ToLower(); string[] emailParts = normalizedEmail.Split('@'); if (emailParts.Length > 1 && (emailParts[1] == "gmail.com" || emailParts[1] == "googlemail.com")) { // Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before // the domain if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com. emailParts[0] = emailParts[0].Replace(".", ""); normalizedEmail = $"{emailParts[0]}@{emailParts[1]}"; } return NormalizeAndHash(normalizedEmail); } /// <summary> /// Normalizes and hashes a string value. /// </summary> /// <param name="value">The value to normalize and hash.</param> /// <returns>The normalized and hashed value.</returns> private static string NormalizeAndHash(string value) { return ToSha256String(digest, ToNormalizedValue(value)); } /// <summary> /// Hash a string value using SHA-256 hashing algorithm. /// </summary> /// <param name="digest">Provides the algorithm for SHA-256.</param> /// <param name="value">The string value (e.g. an email address) to hash.</param> /// <returns>The hashed value.</returns> private static string ToSha256String(SHA256 digest, string value) { byte[] digestBytes = digest.ComputeHash(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(value)); // Convert the byte array into an unhyphenated hexadecimal string. return BitConverter.ToString(digestBytes).Replace("-", string.Empty); } /// <summary> /// Removes leading and trailing whitespace and converts all characters to /// lower case. /// </summary> /// <param name="value">The value to normalize.</param> /// <returns>The normalized value.</returns> private static string ToNormalizedValue(string value) { return value.Trim().ToLower(); }
PHP
private static function normalizeAndHash( string $hashAlgorithm, string $value, bool $trimIntermediateSpaces ): string { // Normalizes by first converting all characters to lowercase, then trimming spaces. $normalized = strtolower($value); if ($trimIntermediateSpaces === true) { // Removes leading, trailing, and intermediate spaces. $normalized = str_replace(' ', '', $normalized); } else { // Removes only leading and trailing spaces. $normalized = trim($normalized); } return hash($hashAlgorithm, strtolower(trim($normalized))); } /** * Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use case, Google * Ads requires removal of any '.' characters preceding "gmail.com" or "googlemail.com". * * @param string $hashAlgorithm the hash algorithm to use * @param string $emailAddress the email address to normalize and hash * @return string the normalized and hashed email address */ private static function normalizeAndHashEmailAddress( string $hashAlgorithm, string $emailAddress ): string { $normalizedEmail = strtolower($emailAddress); $emailParts = explode("@", $normalizedEmail); if ( count($emailParts) > 1 && preg_match('/^(gmail|googlemail)\.com\s*/', $emailParts[1]) ) { // Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before the domain // if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com. $emailParts[0] = str_replace(".", "", $emailParts[0]); $normalizedEmail = sprintf('%s@%s', $emailParts[0], $emailParts[1]); } return self::normalizeAndHash($hashAlgorithm, $normalizedEmail, true); }
Python
def normalize_and_hash_email_address(email_address): """Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use case, Google Ads requires removal of any '.' characters preceding "gmail.com" or "googlemail.com" Args: email_address: An email address to normalize. Returns: A normalized (lowercase, removed whitespace) and SHA-265 hashed string. """ normalized_email = email_address.lower() email_parts = normalized_email.split("@") # Checks whether the domain of the email address is either "gmail.com" # or "googlemail.com". If this regex does not match then this statement # will evaluate to None. is_gmail = re.match(r"^(gmail|googlemail)\.com$", email_parts[1]) # Check that there are at least two segments and the second segment # matches the above regex expression validating the email domain name. if len(email_parts) > 1 and is_gmail: # Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address # before the domain if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com. email_parts[0] = email_parts[0].replace(".", "") normalized_email = "@".join(email_parts) return normalize_and_hash(normalized_email) def normalize_and_hash(s): """Normalizes and hashes a string with SHA-256. Private customer data must be hashed during upload, as described at: https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656 Args: s: The string to perform this operation on. Returns: A normalized (lowercase, removed whitespace) and SHA-256 hashed string. """ return hashlib.sha256(s.strip().lower().encode()).hexdigest()
Ruby
# Returns the result of normalizing and then hashing the string using the # provided digest. Private customer data must be hashed during upload, as # described at https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656. def normalize_and_hash(str) # Remove leading and trailing whitespace and ensure all letters are lowercase # before hasing. Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(str.strip.downcase) end # Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use # case, Google Ads requires removal of any '.' characters preceding 'gmail.com' # or 'googlemail.com'. def normalize_and_hash_email(email) email_parts = email.downcase.split("@") # Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before the # domain if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com. if email_parts.last =~ /^(gmail|googlemail)\.com\s*/ email_parts[0] = email_parts[0].gsub('.', '') end normalize_and_hash(email_parts.join('@')) end
Perl
sub normalize_and_hash { my $value = shift; my $trim_intermediate_spaces = shift; if ($trim_intermediate_spaces) { $value =~ s/\s+//g; } else { $value =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g; } return sha256_hex(lc $value); } # Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use # case, Google Ads requires removal of any '.' characters preceding 'gmail.com' # or 'googlemail.com'. sub normalize_and_hash_email_address { my $email_address = shift; my $normalized_email = lc $email_address; my @email_parts = split('@', $normalized_email); if (scalar @email_parts > 1 && $email_parts[1] =~ /^(gmail|googlemail)\.com\s*/) { # Remove any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before the # domain if the domain is 'gmail.com' or 'googlemail.com'. $email_parts[0] =~ s/\.//g; $normalized_email = sprintf '%s@%s', $email_parts[0], $email_parts[1]; } return normalize_and_hash($normalized_email, 1); }
Importer le suivi avancé des conversions
Les extraits de code suivants montrent comment définir un ajustement d'amélioration.
qui contient un ID de commande, ainsi que les identifiants de l'adresse e-mail, du numéro de téléphone et
adresse physique, avec la normalisation et le hachage appliqués si nécessaire. En tant que
Bonne pratique : ajoutez gclid
à l'ajustement, le cas échéant.
Ajouter des identifiants utilisateur à l'élément ConversionAjustement
Java
// Creates a builder for constructing the enhancement adjustment. ConversionAdjustment.Builder enhancementBuilder = ConversionAdjustment.newBuilder().setAdjustmentType(ConversionAdjustmentType.ENHANCEMENT); // Extracts user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, normalizes and hashes it, // then wraps it in UserIdentifier objects. // Creates a separate UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is hardcoded, but // in your application you might read the raw data from an input file. // IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier // (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) is a // oneof // (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set only ONE of // hashedEmail, hashedPhoneNumber, mobileId, thirdPartyUserId, or addressInfo. Setting more // than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other members // of the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in a // UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashedPhoneNumber. // // UserIdentifier incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier = // UserIdentifier.newBuilder() // .setHashedEmail("...") // .setHashedPhoneNumber("...") // .build(); Map<String, String> rawRecord = ImmutableMap.<String, String>builder() // Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain. .put("email", "alex.2@example.com") // Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last name, country // code, and postal code. .put("firstName", "Alex") .put("lastName", "Quinn") .put("countryCode", "US") .put("postalCode", "94045") // Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required. .put("phone", "+1 800 5550102") // This example lets you input conversion details as arguments, but in reality you might // store this data alongside other user data, so we include it in this sample user // record. .put("orderId", orderId) .put("conversionActionId", Long.toString(conversionActionId)) .put("conversionDateTime", conversionDateTime) .put("currencyCode", "USD") .put("userAgent", userAgent) .build(); // Creates a SHA256 message digest for hashing user identifiers in a privacy-safe way, as // described at https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656. MessageDigest sha256Digest = MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA-256"); // Creates a list for the user identifiers. List<UserIdentifier> userIdentifiers = new ArrayList<>(); // Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the normalize and hash method // specifically for email addresses. UserIdentifier emailIdentifier = UserIdentifier.newBuilder() // Optional: specify the user identifier source. .setUserIdentifierSource(UserIdentifierSource.FIRST_PARTY) // Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. .setHashedEmail(normalizeAndHashEmailAddress(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("email"))) .build(); userIdentifiers.add(emailIdentifier); // Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it. if (rawRecord.containsKey("phone")) { UserIdentifier hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier = UserIdentifier.newBuilder() .setHashedPhoneNumber(normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("phone"), true)) .build(); // Adds the hashed phone number identifier to the UserData object's list. userIdentifiers.add(hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier); } // Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, adds a // UserIdentifier for the mailing address. if (rawRecord.containsKey("firstName")) { // Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a mailing address. Set<String> missingAddressKeys = new HashSet<>(); for (String addressKey : new String[] {"lastName", "countryCode", "postalCode"}) { if (!rawRecord.containsKey(addressKey)) { missingAddressKeys.add(addressKey); } } if (!missingAddressKeys.isEmpty()) { System.out.printf( "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the following required keys" + " are missing: %s%n", missingAddressKeys); } else { // Creates an OfflineUserAddressInfo object that contains all the required elements of a // mailing address. OfflineUserAddressInfo addressInfo = OfflineUserAddressInfo.newBuilder() .setHashedFirstName( normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("firstName"), false)) .setHashedLastName(normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("lastName"), false)) .setCountryCode(rawRecord.get("countryCode")) .setPostalCode(rawRecord.get("postalCode")) .build(); UserIdentifier addressIdentifier = UserIdentifier.newBuilder().setAddressInfo(addressInfo).build(); // Adds the address identifier to the UserData object's list. userIdentifiers.add(addressIdentifier); } } // Adds the user identifiers to the enhancement adjustment. enhancementBuilder.addAllUserIdentifiers(userIdentifiers);
C#
// Normalize and hash the raw data, then wrap it in UserIdentifier objects. // Create a separate UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is // hardcoded, but in your application you might read the raw data from an input file. // // IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier // (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) // is a oneof // (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set // only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id, third_party_user_id, // or address-info. Setting more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier // will clear all the other members of the oneof. For example, the following code is // INCORRECT and will result in a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number: // UserIdentifier incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier = new UserIdentifier() // { // HashedEmail = "..." // HashedPhoneNumber = "..." // } UserIdentifier addressIdentifier = new UserIdentifier() { AddressInfo = new OfflineUserAddressInfo() { HashedFirstName = NormalizeAndHash("Dana"), HashedLastName = NormalizeAndHash("Quinn"), HashedStreetAddress = NormalizeAndHash("1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy"), City = "Mountain View", State = "CA", PostalCode = "94043", CountryCode = "US" }, // Optional: Specifies the user identifier source. UserIdentifierSource = UserIdentifierSource.FirstParty }; // Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address. UserIdentifier emailIdentifier = new UserIdentifier() { UserIdentifierSource = UserIdentifierSource.FirstParty, // Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. HashedEmail = NormalizeAndHashEmailAddress("dana@example.com") }; // Adds the user identifiers to the enhancement adjustment. enhancement.UserIdentifiers.AddRange(new[] { addressIdentifier, emailIdentifier });
PHP
// Creates the conversion enhancement. $enhancement = new ConversionAdjustment(['adjustment_type' => ConversionAdjustmentType::ENHANCEMENT]); // Extracts user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, normalizes and hashes it, // then wraps it in UserIdentifier objects. // Creates a separate UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is hardcoded, // but in your application you might read the raw data from an input file. // IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier // (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) is a // oneof // (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set only ONE // of hashedEmail, hashedPhoneNumber, mobileId, thirdPartyUserId, or addressInfo. Setting // more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other // members of the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in a // UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashedPhoneNumber. // // $incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier = new UserIdentifier([ // 'hashed_email' => '...', // 'hashed_phone_number' => '...' // ]); $rawRecord = [ // Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain. 'email' => 'alex.2@example.com', // Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last name, country // code, and postal code. 'firstName' => 'Alex', 'lastName' => 'Quinn', 'countryCode' => 'US', 'postalCode' => '94045', // Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required. 'phone' => '+1 800 5550102', // This example lets you input conversion details as arguments, but in reality you might // store this data alongside other user data, so we include it in this sample user // record. 'orderId' => $orderId, 'conversionActionId' => $conversionActionId, 'conversionDateTime' => $conversionDateTime, 'currencyCode' => 'USD' ]; // Creates a list for the user identifiers. $userIdentifiers = []; // Uses the SHA-256 hash algorithm for hashing user identifiers in a privacy-safe way, as // described at https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656. $hashAlgorithm = "sha256"; // Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the normalize and hash // method specifically for email addresses. $emailIdentifier = new UserIdentifier([ // Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. 'hashed_email' => self::normalizeAndHashEmailAddress( $hashAlgorithm, $rawRecord['email'] ), // Optional: Specifies the user identifier source. 'user_identifier_source' => UserIdentifierSource::FIRST_PARTY ]); $userIdentifiers[] = $emailIdentifier; // Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it. if (array_key_exists('phone', $rawRecord)) { $hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier = new UserIdentifier([ 'hashed_phone_number' => self::normalizeAndHash( $hashAlgorithm, $rawRecord['phone'], true ) ]); // Adds the hashed email identifier to the user identifiers list. $userIdentifiers[] = $hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier; } // Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, adds a // UserIdentifier for the mailing address. if (array_key_exists('firstName', $rawRecord)) { // Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a mailing // address. $missingAddressKeys = []; foreach (['lastName', 'countryCode', 'postalCode'] as $addressKey) { if (!array_key_exists($addressKey, $rawRecord)) { $missingAddressKeys[] = $addressKey; } } if (!empty($missingAddressKeys)) { printf( "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the " . "following required keys are missing: %s%s", json_encode($missingAddressKeys), PHP_EOL ); } else { // Creates an OfflineUserAddressInfo object that contains all the required // elements of a mailing address. $addressIdentifier = new UserIdentifier([ 'address_info' => new OfflineUserAddressInfo([ 'hashed_first_name' => self::normalizeAndHash( $hashAlgorithm, $rawRecord['firstName'], false ), 'hashed_last_name' => self::normalizeAndHash( $hashAlgorithm, $rawRecord['lastName'], false ), 'country_code' => $rawRecord['countryCode'], 'postal_code' => $rawRecord['postalCode'] ]) ]); // Adds the address identifier to the user identifiers list. $userIdentifiers[] = $addressIdentifier; } } // Adds the user identifiers to the conversion. $enhancement->setUserIdentifiers($userIdentifiers);
Python
# Extracts user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, normalizes # and hashes it, then wraps it in UserIdentifier objects. Creates a separate # UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is hardcoded, but # in your application you might read the raw data from an input file. # IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier # (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) # is a oneof # (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must # set only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id, # third_party_user_id, or address_info. Setting more than one of these # attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other members of # the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in # a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number: # # incorrectly_populated_user_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier") # incorrectly_populated_user_identifier.hashed_email = "..."" # incorrectly_populated_user_identifier.hashed_phone_number = "..."" raw_record = { # Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain. "email": "alex.2@example.com", # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last # name, country code, and postal code. "first_name": "Alex", "last_name": "Quinn", "country_code": "US", "postal_code": "94045", # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as # required. "phone": "+1 800 5550102", # This example lets you input conversion details as arguments, but in # reality you might store this data alongside other user data, so we # include it in this sample user record. "order_id": order_id, "conversion_action_id": conversion_action_id, "conversion_date_time": conversion_date_time, "currency_code": "USD", "user_agent": user_agent, } # Constructs the enhancement adjustment. conversion_adjustment = client.get_type("ConversionAdjustment") conversion_adjustment.adjustment_type = ( client.enums.ConversionAdjustmentTypeEnum.ENHANCEMENT ) # Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the # normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. email_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier") # Optional: Specifies the user identifier source. email_identifier.user_identifier_source = ( client.enums.UserIdentifierSourceEnum.FIRST_PARTY ) # Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. email_identifier.hashed_email = normalize_and_hash_email_address( raw_record["email"] ) # Adds the email identifier to the conversion adjustment. conversion_adjustment.user_identifiers.append(email_identifier) # Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier # for it. if raw_record.get("phone") is not None: phone_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier") phone_identifier.hashed_phone_number = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["phone"] ) # Adds the phone identifier to the conversion adjustment. conversion_adjustment.user_identifiers.append(phone_identifier) # Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if # so, adds a UserIdentifier for the mailing address. if raw_record.get("first_name") is not None: # Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a # mailing address. required_keys = ["last_name", "country_code", "postal_code"] # Builds a new list of the required keys that are missing from # raw_record. missing_keys = [ key for key in required_keys if key not in raw_record.keys() ] if len(missing_keys) > 0: print( "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the" f"following required keys are missing: {missing_keys}" ) else: # Creates a user identifier using sample values for the user address, # hashing where required. address_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier") address_info = address_identifier.address_info address_info.hashed_first_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["first_name"] ) address_info.hashed_last_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["last_name"] ) address_info.country_code = raw_record["country_code"] address_info.postal_code = raw_record["postal_code"] # Adds the address identifier to the conversion adjustment. conversion_adjustment.user_identifiers.append(address_identifier)
Ruby
# Extracts user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, normalizes # and hashes it, then wraps it in UserIdentifier objects. Creates a separate # UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is hardcoded, but # in your application you might read the raw data from an input file. # IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier # (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) # is a oneof # (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must # set only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id, # third_party_user_id, or address_info. Setting more than one of these # attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other members of # the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in # a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number: # # incorrectly_populated_user_identifier.hashed_email = "..."" # incorrectly_populated_user_identifier.hashed_phone_number = "..."" raw_record = { # Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain. "email" => "alex.2@example.com", # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last # name, country code, and postal code. "first_name" => "Alex", "last_name" => "Quinn", "country_code" => "US", "postal_code" => "94045", # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as # required. "phone" => "+1 800 5550102", # This example lets you input conversion details as arguments, but in # reality you might store this data alongside other user data, so we # include it in this sample user record. "order_id" => order_id, "conversion_action_id" => conversion_action_id, "conversion_date_time" => conversion_date_time, "currency_code" => "USD", "user_agent" => user_agent, } enhancement = client.resource.conversion_adjustment do |ca| ca.conversion_action = client.path.conversion_action(customer_id, conversion_action_id) ca.adjustment_type = :ENHANCEMENT ca.order_id = order_id # Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is # optional but recommended. unless conversion_date_time.nil? ca.gclid_date_time_pair = client.resource.gclid_date_time_pair do |pair| pair.conversion_date_time = conversion_date_time end end # Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the # normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui| # Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. ui.hashed_email = normalize_and_hash_email(raw_record["email"]) # Optional: Specifies the user identifier source. ui.user_identifier_source = :FIRST_PARTY end # Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier # for it. unless raw_record["phone"].nil? ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui| ui.hashed_phone_number = normalize_and_hash_email(raw_record["phone"]) end end # Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if # so, adds a UserIdentifier for the mailing address. unless raw_record["first_name"].nil? # Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a # mailing address. required_keys = ["last_name", "country_code", "postal_code"] # Builds a new list of the required keys that are missing from # raw_record. missing_keys = required_keys - raw_record.keys if missing_keys puts( "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the" \ "following required keys are missing: #{missing_keys}" ) else ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui| ui.address_info = client.resource.offline_user_address_info do |info| # Certain fields must be hashed using SHA256 in order to handle # identifiers in a privacy-safe way, as described at # https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656. info.hashed_first_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["first_name"]) info.hashed_last_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["last_name"]) info.postal_code = normalize_and_hash(raw_record["country_code"]) info.country_code = normalize_and_hash(raw_record["postal_code"]) end end end end
Perl
# Construct the enhancement adjustment. my $enhancement = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Services::ConversionAdjustmentUploadService::ConversionAdjustment ->new({ adjustmentType => ENHANCEMENT }); # Extract user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, # normalize and hash it, then wrap it in UserIdentifier objects. # Create a separate UserIdentifier object for each. # The data in this example is hardcoded, but in your application # you might read the raw data from an input file. # # IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier # (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) # is a oneof # (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set # only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id, third_party_user_id, # or address-info. Setting more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier # will clear all the other members of the oneof. For example, the following code is # INCORRECT and will result in a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number: # # my $incorrect_user_identifier = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Common::UserIdentifier->new({ # hashedEmail => '...', # hashedPhoneNumber => '...', # }); my $raw_record = { # Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain. email => 'alex.2@example.com', # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last # name, country code, and postal code. firstName => 'Alex', lastName => 'Quinn', countryCode => 'US', postalCode => '94045', # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as # required. phone => '+1 800 5550102', # This example lets you input conversion details as arguments, # but in reality you might store this data alongside other user data, # so we include it in this sample user record. orderId => $order_id, conversionActionId => $conversion_action_id, conversionDateTime => $conversion_date_time, currencyCode => "USD", userAgent => $user_agent, }; my $user_identifiers = []; # Create a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the normalize # and hash method specifically for email addresses. my $hashed_email = normalize_and_hash_email_address($raw_record->{email}); push( @$user_identifiers, Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Common::UserIdentifier->new({ hashedEmail => $hashed_email, # Optional: Specify the user identifier source. userIdentifierSource => FIRST_PARTY })); # Check if the record has a phone number, and if so, add a UserIdentifier for it. if (defined $raw_record->{phone}) { # Add the hashed phone number identifier to the list of UserIdentifiers. push( @$user_identifiers, Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Common::UserIdentifier->new({ hashedPhoneNumber => normalize_and_hash($raw_record->{phone}, 1)})); } # Confirm the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, add # a UserIdentifier for the mailing address. if (defined $raw_record->{firstName}) { my $required_keys = ["lastName", "countryCode", "postalCode"]; my $missing_keys = []; foreach my $key (@$required_keys) { if (!defined $raw_record->{$key}) { push(@$missing_keys, $key); } } if (@$missing_keys) { print "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the following" . "keys are missing: " . join(",", @$missing_keys); } else { push( @$user_identifiers, Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Common::UserIdentifier->new({ addressInfo => Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Common::OfflineUserAddressInfo->new({ # First and last name must be normalized and hashed. hashedFirstName => normalize_and_hash($raw_record->{firstName}), hashedLastName => normalize_and_hash($raw_record->{lastName}), # Country code and zip code are sent in plain text. countryCode => $raw_record->{countryCode}, postalCode => $raw_record->{postalCode}, })})); } } # Add the user identifiers to the enhancement adjustment. $enhancement->{userIdentifiers} = $user_identifiers;
Ajouter les informations sur les conversions à ConversionAjustement
Java
// Sets the conversion action. enhancementBuilder.setConversionAction( ResourceNames.conversionAction( customerId, Long.parseLong(rawRecord.get("conversionActionId")))); // Sets the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID date/time pair. enhancementBuilder.setOrderId(rawRecord.get("orderId")); // Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional but // recommended. if (rawRecord.get("conversionDateTime") != null) { enhancementBuilder.setGclidDateTimePair( GclidDateTimePair.newBuilder() .setConversionDateTime(rawRecord.get("conversionDateTime"))); } // Sets the user agent if provided. This should match the user agent of the request that sent // the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement are either both attributed as // same-device or both attributed as cross-device. if (rawRecord.get("userAgent") != null) { enhancementBuilder.setUserAgent(rawRecord.get("userAgent")); }
C#
// Set the conversion action. enhancement.ConversionAction = ResourceNames.ConversionAction(customerId, conversionActionId); // Set the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID date/time pair. enhancement.OrderId = orderId; // Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional but // recommended. if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(conversionDateTime)) { enhancement.GclidDateTimePair = new GclidDateTimePair() { ConversionDateTime = conversionDateTime }; } // Sets optional fields where a value was provided. if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(userAgent)) { // Sets the user agent. This should match the user agent of the request that // sent the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement are either // both attributed as same-device or both attributed as cross-device. enhancement.UserAgent = userAgent; }
PHP
// Sets the conversion action. $enhancement->setConversionAction( ResourceNames::forConversionAction($customerId, $rawRecord['conversionActionId']) ); // Sets the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID date/time pair. if (!empty($rawRecord['orderId'])) { $enhancement->setOrderId($rawRecord['orderId']); } // Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional but // recommended. if (!empty($rawRecord['conversionDateTime'])) { // Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional but // recommended. $enhancement->setGclidDateTimePair(new GclidDateTimePair([ 'conversion_date_time' => $rawRecord['conversionDateTime'] ])); } // Sets the user agent if provided. This should match the user agent of the request that // sent the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement are either both // attributed as same-device or both attributed as cross-device. if (!empty($rawRecord['userAgent'])) { $enhancement->setUserAgent($rawRecord['userAgent']); }
Python
conversion_action_service = client.get_service("ConversionActionService") # Sets the conversion action. conversion_adjustment.conversion_action = ( conversion_action_service.conversion_action_path( customer_id, raw_record["conversion_action_id"] ) ) # Sets the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID # date/time pair. conversion_adjustment.order_id = order_id # Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is # optional but recommended. if raw_record.get("conversion_date_time"): conversion_adjustment.gclid_date_time_pair.conversion_date_time = ( raw_record["conversion_date_time"] ) # Sets optional fields where a value was provided if raw_record.get("user_agent"): # Sets the user agent. This should match the user agent of the request # that sent the original conversion so the conversion and its # enhancement are either both attributed as same-device or both # attributed as cross-device. conversion_adjustment.user_agent = user_agent
Ruby
ca.conversion_action = client.path.conversion_action(customer_id, conversion_action_id) ca.adjustment_type = :ENHANCEMENT ca.order_id = order_id # Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is # optional but recommended. unless conversion_date_time.nil? ca.gclid_date_time_pair = client.resource.gclid_date_time_pair do |pair| pair.conversion_date_time = conversion_date_time end end # Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the # normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui| # Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses. ui.hashed_email = normalize_and_hash_email(raw_record["email"]) # Optional: Specifies the user identifier source. ui.user_identifier_source = :FIRST_PARTY end # Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier # for it. unless raw_record["phone"].nil? ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui| ui.hashed_phone_number = normalize_and_hash_email(raw_record["phone"]) end end # Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if # so, adds a UserIdentifier for the mailing address. unless raw_record["first_name"].nil? # Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a # mailing address. required_keys = ["last_name", "country_code", "postal_code"] # Builds a new list of the required keys that are missing from # raw_record. missing_keys = required_keys - raw_record.keys if missing_keys puts( "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the" \ "following required keys are missing: #{missing_keys}" ) else ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui| ui.address_info = client.resource.offline_user_address_info do |info| # Certain fields must be hashed using SHA256 in order to handle # identifiers in a privacy-safe way, as described at # https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656. info.hashed_first_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["first_name"]) info.hashed_last_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["last_name"]) info.postal_code = normalize_and_hash(raw_record["country_code"]) info.country_code = normalize_and_hash(raw_record["postal_code"]) end end end end # Sets optional fields where a value was provided. unless user_agent.nil? # Sets the user agent. This should match the user agent of the request # that sent the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement # are either both attributed as same-device or both attributed as # cross-device. ca.user_agent = user_agent end
Perl
# Set the conversion action. $enhancement->{conversionAction} = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Utils::ResourceNames::conversion_action( $customer_id, $raw_record->{conversionActionId}); # Set the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID date/time pair. $enhancement->{orderId} = $raw_record->{orderId}; # Set the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional # but recommended. if (defined $raw_record->{conversionDateTime}) { $enhancement->{gclidDateTimePair} = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V17::Services::ConversionAdjustmentUploadService::GclidDateTimePair ->new({ conversionDateTime => $raw_record->{conversionDateTime}}); } # Set the user agent if provided. This should match the user agent of the # request that sent the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement # are either both attributed as same-device or both attributed as cross-device. if (defined $raw_record->{userAgent}) { $enhancement->{userAgent} = $raw_record->{userAgent}; }
Importer le ConversionAjustement
Java
// Creates the conversion adjustment upload service client. try (ConversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient conversionUploadServiceClient = googleAdsClient.getLatestVersion().createConversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient()) { // Uploads the enhancement adjustment. Partial failure should always be set to true. // NOTE: This request contains a single adjustment as a demonstration. However, if you have // multiple adjustments to upload, it's best to upload multiple adjustments per request // instead of sending a separate request per adjustment. See the following for per-request // limits: // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_adjustment_upload_service UploadConversionAdjustmentsResponse response = conversionUploadServiceClient.uploadConversionAdjustments( UploadConversionAdjustmentsRequest.newBuilder() .setCustomerId(Long.toString(customerId)) .addConversionAdjustments(enhancementBuilder) // Enables partial failure (must be true). .setPartialFailure(true) .build());
C#
// Uploads the enhancement adjustment. Partial failure should always be set to true. // // NOTE: This request contains a single adjustment as a demonstration. // However, if you have multiple adjustments to upload, it's best to upload // multiple adjustmenst per request instead of sending a separate request per // adjustment. See the following for per-request limits: // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_adjust UploadConversionAdjustmentsResponse response = conversionAdjustmentUploadService.UploadConversionAdjustments( new UploadConversionAdjustmentsRequest() { CustomerId = customerId.ToString(), ConversionAdjustments = { enhancement }, // Enables partial failure (must be true). PartialFailure = true, });
PHP
// Issues a request to upload the conversion enhancement. $conversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient = $googleAdsClient->getConversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient(); // NOTE: This request contains a single adjustment as a demonstration. However, if you have // multiple adjustments to upload, it's best to upload multiple adjustments per request // instead of sending a separate request per adjustment. See the following for per-request // limits: // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_adjustment_upload_service $response = $conversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient->uploadConversionAdjustments( // Enables partial failure (must be true). UploadConversionAdjustmentsRequest::build($customerId, [$enhancement], true) );
Python
# Creates the conversion adjustment upload service client. conversion_adjustment_upload_service = client.get_service( "ConversionAdjustmentUploadService" ) # Uploads the enhancement adjustment. Partial failure should always be set # to true. # NOTE: This request only uploads a single conversion, but if you have # multiple conversions to upload, it's still best to upload them in a single # request. See the following for per-request limits for reference: # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_upload_service response = conversion_adjustment_upload_service.upload_conversion_adjustments( customer_id=customer_id, conversion_adjustments=[conversion_adjustment], # Enables partial failure (must be true). partial_failure=True, )
Ruby
response = client.service.conversion_adjustment_upload.upload_conversion_adjustments( customer_id: customer_id, # NOTE: This request only uploads a single conversion, but if you have # multiple conversions to upload, it's still best to upload them in a single # request. See the following for per-request limits for reference: # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_upload_service conversion_adjustments: [enhancement], # Partial failure must be set to true. partial_failure: true, )
Perl
# Upload the enhancement adjustment. Partial failure should always be set to true. # # NOTE: This request contains a single adjustment as a demonstration. # However, if you have multiple adjustments to upload, it's best to # upload multiple adjustments per request instead of sending a separate # request per adjustment. See the following for per-request limits: # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_adjustment_upload_service my $response = $api_client->ConversionAdjustmentUploadService() ->upload_conversion_adjustments({ customerId => $customer_id, conversionAdjustments => [$enhancement], # Enable partial failure (must be true). partialFailure => "true" });
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Lorsque vous créez des rapports sur les métriques de conversion pour vos campagnes, reportez-vous à la section Mise en correspondance des
les métriques de l'interface utilisateur pour corréler l'UI Google Ads
avec les champs de rapports de l'API Google Ads. Vous pouvez également interroger
conversion_action
pour afficher le total
Le nombre de conversions et la valeur totale d'une conversion donnée
action.