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BinomLeads_vs_NetworkConversions (14)

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Hi Everyone,

Have anyone come across this kind of issue where tracker conversions are not matching with Network conversions? Please see the screenshot below and advice me for the same please.



Thanks in advance

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Other angle with more analysis below:

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Possible timezone issue. Clickdealer is GMT I believe.

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It´s hard to say without seeing more details.
But total clicks to offer and total conversions match.
Maybe a part of the traffic from your Binom offer with ID 167 got redirected to the Global Revshare and converted there.
When Binom sent the traffic to the CPA offer and it converted on the Revshare then the postback will still be triggered to the CPA offer because this is where the clickid is connected to.
I hope you get what I mean, if not feel free to PM me and we can go through it together.

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Looks like a redirect problem indeed, exactly as twinaxe suggested above.

On a side note: I regularly see small discrepancies when it comes to lead reporting, some conversions won't get reported to the tracker from whatever reason. But I don't think its the case here.

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Today I have closely watch everything. Its 100% confirmed that part of the traffic from Binom offer with ID 167 got redirected to the Global Revshare and converted there.

Now my next step is to create new campaign and to analyse whether same thing is happening with it or not. I will update the results in few hours here.

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It is probably traffic that doesn't match the targeting of the main offer, this happens all the time and there really isn't much you can do about it. With some sources, this can account for a significant % of overall traffic.

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Got it .....I am getting same issue with new campaign too.

In that case I have to pause out the campaign. Thanks Matej

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There could still be a way to make this work. Try to check the data to see what kind of traffic get's redirected to that revshare offer. Not sure how your campaign was setup, but you should be able to check what leads were the ones that got redirected - by comparing the clickid data. So you should be able to check all the details for these leads. In case there is some pattern, you could be able to filter that traffic at the source level. Depending on what you find out and what targeting option this particular source offers, of course.

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Thank you so much Matej, problem detected

Please look at the screenshots below. I am running campaign for AU geo and getting traffic from Traffic Factory. However, instead of getting traffic from only Australia, I am getting traffic from other countries as well. In that case, for other countries, campaign redirected to revshare offer.

In that case, please suggest what to do.

Binom Screenshot1


Binom Screenshot2

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Ah ok, didnt know this was trafficfactory, it's a common problem with them and in some GEOs it's really fucked up.

I complained about this in the NL geo some time ago and the answer was basically something like : "NL is a multi-cultural GEO, so that's why" ... well go figure. In the end, the quality was still good enough for me, so I just filtered that crap out, but yeah, they could do more about this on their end.

So, if you want to continue with this source, just setup rules in your tracker and send the out-of-geo traffic to some revshare or smartlink offer by default.

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In that case I will have to setup the rules as suggested by you.

Thanks Matej

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I am running campaign for Australia and please see below how my campaign is fucked up by Traffic Factory traffic:

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Yeah you gotta watch TrafficFactory as some of their geos are loaded with trash traffic and their very lacking filtering options make some of these placements just not workable.

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