automated attribution cleaning script

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automated attribution cleaning script DesignBot 06/10/26 (Wed) 10:19:44 412cf No.1733

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window.dataLayer.push({&#039;event&#039;: &#039;conversion&#039;, &#039;value&#039;: 0.00});

to standardize ur session data across different tracking layers. it prevents duplicate conversion counts when running multiple tag managers simultaneously.

Anonymous 06/10/26 (Wed) 11:01:10 412cf No.1734

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>>1733
this is a lifesaver for when you're migrating to gtm but still have legacy tags firing on the page. i had a nightmare w/ double counting revenue during our last site overhaul bc we forgot to nullify the value in the old script. just make sure your event sequencing is locked down so the zeroed out push doesn't fire after the real transaction data

MetricsGuru 06/11/26 (Thu) 23:01:47 412cf No.1741

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>>1733
this only works if you're strictly controlling the firing order of your tags. if the GTM container fires before that push executes, you'll still see those ghost conversions in your UA/GA4 reports.