Redirects and final URL
Inspect the route from your campaign link to the final destination, including HTTP responses and unexpected hops. Start with the exact URL used in paid traffic.
Follow the campaign URL, check the final landing page and review tracking evidence in one scan.
A landing page can look fine while a redirect drops campaign parameters or sends visitors to an unexpected destination. AdVault Scanner connects the submitted URL to the final page so you can investigate the route and the tracking setup together.
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Illustrative data using example.com. This is not a live scan.
https://example.com/offer?utm_source=meta&utm_medium=paid_social&utm_campaign=launchIn this example the page loads, but the redirect removes the UTM parameters. Review the redirect rule before launching paid traffic.
Inspect the route from your campaign link to the final destination, including HTTP responses and unexpected hops. Start with the exact URL used in paid traffic.
Compare the submitted and final URLs to investigate lost UTM parameters and click IDs. Keeping this context makes campaign reporting easier to troubleshoot.
Review supported analytics, tag-manager and advertising signals alongside observable events and technical page findings. Unavailable checks remain distinct from confirmed findings.
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Use the full link, including campaign parameters. A generic homepage URL may follow a different route from the ad destination.
Inspect redirects, final destination and visible tracking signals. Read warnings in the context of consent and the observed page-load flow.
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Yes. The example report on this page and the free tracking checkers are public. Registration is requested when you choose to run the full Scanner.
No. A tag or page-load event can be observable while a later conversion event still needs testing. Consent, delayed loading and user interactions affect what a scan can verify.
No. It is an illustrative report using example.com, with sample findings. It contains no customer data.
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