Free Chrome extension
Can Google see your enquiries?
If you pay for adverts and cannot see which clicks turned into enquiries, Google is guessing on your behalf, and so is Meta. Whether they can see them is decided by a few pieces of code on your own pages. Open a page of your site, press the button, and this tells you what is there, in words rather than in a console.
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Reads and writes
- Google Ads
- Meta
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
The reading · example
Example- Found
Google tag
AW-XXXXXXXXXX found on this page
- 2
Accounts watching
Two Google Ads accounts report from this page: a fact to check, not a fault
- On
Auto-tagging
The click can be traced back to the advert
- 4
Ways to get in touch
2 phone links · 1 WhatsApp link · 1 form
- Holding
Consent banner
Tags wait for consent; conversions go quiet until it is accepted
The reading happens in your browser when you press the button. Nothing about the page is sent to Admiral or to anyone else.
What it checks
One reading of the page in front of you.
There is nothing to configure and nothing to sign in to.
Google tag
Whether Google can see the page at all
The Google tag is what lets Google Ads connect a click on your advert to what the visitor did next. The check names the Google Ads account it found, or says plainly that there is nothing there.
Accounts
Whether more than one account is watching
Every Google Ads account the page reports to is named. Two is often perfectly normal. An agency running ads alongside you, and it is only a problem if both count the same enquiry, which a page cannot show. So it is reported as a fact to check, never as a fault.
Auto-tagging
Whether the visit can be traced back to an advert
Google and Meta add an identifier to the address when somebody clicks an advert. If it is missing when it should be there, auto-tagging is off and the click cannot be matched to the enquiry.
Contact
How somebody would actually get in touch
Phone links, WhatsApp links, forms and email addresses are counted, because each one is a moment that has to report back before Google learns an advert worked.
Consent
Whether a cookie banner is holding the tags back
A consent banner may stop the tags until a visitor accepts. It is the commonest reason conversions go quiet without anyone having changed anything.
Private by design
It cannot read a page you did not ask it to.
The page check reads only the page in front of you, only when you press the button, and sends nothing anywhere. There is no background reading and no account. If you already use Admiral, the same checks run on every page of your site from inside the product, with the fix queued beside each finding.
If you already use Admiral →
The LinkedIn read is different: you start it from inside Admiral, it uses the LinkedIn session already open in your browser for that one request, and it sends that one company page's public details to your Admiral workspace, where you can review them and edit your business profile. Your LinkedIn session itself is never stored or sent.
Want the fix, not just the reading?
Run the free audit. Admiral checks the tag on every landing page your ads send people to, creates the conversion action for you, and can put the tag there once you grant the access.
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