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Conversion Window

A Conversion Window is the setting that defines the maximum time after a user interacts with an ad during which a resulting conversion can still be attributed to that ad.

Detailed explanation

This period can be defined separately for click-through and view-through conversions; for example, a platform might use a 30-day click-through window alongside a 1-day view-through window.

The length of this window should vary with product price and purchase decision time; a short window is sufficient for low-priced, quick-decision products, while a longer window more accurately reflects true impact for higher-priced products.

Choosing this setting incorrectly can attribute conversions to the wrong channel and cause budget decisions to be based on flawed data.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the conversion window matter?
It determines which ad interaction a conversion gets attributed to, ensuring channel performance is measured accurately.
How is the ideal conversion window length determined?
It should be chosen based on the product's price and the typical purchase decision timeline — shorter or longer as appropriate.

Related terms

Internal links for the topic cluster — read these concepts together.

  • Attribution ModelAn Attribution Model is a measurement framework that determines how much credit for a conversion should be assigned to each channel or ad a user interacted with during their purchase journey.
  • ConversionA conversion is when a visitor who arrived via an online ad (or other channel) completes a desired action—such as a purchase, signup, or subscription.
  • Conversion RateConversion Rate is the percentage of visitors who complete a predefined action relative to all visitors.
  • ROASROAS (Return on Ad Spend) is the revenue generated for every unit of advertising spend; it is used to measure profitability in performance marketing.
  • Pixel (Meta Pixel)A Pixel is a small piece of code placed on a website that sends user behavior data, such as page views and purchases, to an ad platform for measurement and optimization.

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