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Does “No recent conversions” always mean tracking is broken?

How to distinguish a real Google Ads conversion-tracking problem from a period with no recent qualifying conversions.

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Does “No recent conversions” always mean tracking is broken?

How to distinguish a real Google Ads conversion-tracking problem from a period with no recent qualifying conversions.

Check the conversion action

Make sure the action exists and the intended action is primary where appropriate.

Verify the event

Use a real or controlled test journey to confirm the purchase or lead event fires.

Confirm account mapping

A valid event sent to the wrong Ads account does not solve the reporting problem.

Interpret the warning carefully

The warning can describe a lack of recent activity rather than a broken tag.

Final thought

The useful approach is to isolate the technical layer responsible for the problem, change one thing at a time and validate the real user flow.

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