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How to Create a New Upstack Data Purchase Goal in Google Ads

This guide shows explains to create a purchase conversion goal in Google Ads with Enhanced Conversions for Upstack Data tracking.

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Written by Fin
Updated over a week ago

Quick Summary

  • Navigate to GoalsSummary.

    Click "+ Create conversion action" and select Conversions on a Website.

  • Choose Purchase goal and set up manually.

  • Name it "Purchase (Upstack Data)" with Click-through conversion window 30days and Enhanced Conversions enabled.

  • Save to receive Conversion ID and Label.


Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Sign in to Google Ads


Step 2: Access Conversions

  • Click GoalsConversionsSummary


Step 3: Add a New Conversion Action

  • Click "+ Create conversion action" button

  • Select "Conversions on a website" by ticking the check box on the right side of the panel

  • Then click Save and continue


Step 4: Configure the Purchase Goal

  • Select "Purchase" as the Goal/Conversion action

  • The "Choose an event to measure Purchase" panel will appear

  • Under "Create a new conversion action", select "Set up manually using a code"

  • Click "Conversion settings" to expand the section

  • Name your conversion as "Purchase (Upstack Data)"

  • Click-through conversion window: 30 days

Example - select Set up manually using a code and Purchase as the Goal/Conversion action

Example - Conversion name: Purchase - UpstackData and Click-through conversion window: 30days


Step 5: Enable Enhanced Conversions

  • Ensure Enhanced Conversions is turned on checking "Use enhanced conversion for conversion action"

  • Then click Done to save the changes and close the panel

Note: Enhanced Conversions improves match rates by using first-party customer data securely.


Step 6: Save Configuration

  • Click Save and Continue to complete the setup


What You'll Receive

After saving:

  • Conversion ID (format: AW-XXXXXXXXX)

  • Conversion Label (alphanumeric string)

Use these in your Upstack Data configuration.

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