Original Summary

The thing that started this: Meta reported 41 purchases, the store reported 24, and every week somebody had to decide which number the business would act on. Nobody could. So I built AdRiseLab around that problem instead of around a dashboard. What it does now: ad account analytics, an agent that reads the account and proposes the next change, competitor research, image and video creative, and campaign publishing to Meta after I confirm it. The part I care about most is the revenue ledger. A tracker script measures visits on the sites you register, and orders come in from your store's confirmation code, a signed server event from your payment backend, or a Shopify order payment webhook. Shopify and server-signed orders get marked verified, browser-reported ones get marked unverified. Meta's own reported conversions sit next to that ledger as a separate measurement rather than being merged into it. Deliberately Meta only. No Google, no TikTok, no display. Subscription only, starts at $39 a month, no free tier. Happy to answer anything about the attribution side, that is where most of the build time went. https://adriselab.com   submitted by   /u/usc000 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/15 03:04:53