Ktoré z nasledujúcich tvrdení vysvetľuje, prečo môže byť dátum tej istej konverzie iný v službe Google Ads ako v službe Google Analytics?

Google Analytics attributes conversions to the date the conversion actually occurred, regardless of when the ad impression or click that led to it happened. This is known as the "conversion date" model. In contrast, Google Ads often attributes conversions to the date of the ad interaction (click or impression) that led to the conversion, especially when using a data-driven attribution model. Therefore, if a user saw an ad on Monday and converted on Wednesday, Google Analytics would record the conversion on Wednesday, while Google Ads might record it on Monday. The incorrect options suggest Google Analytics attributes to the impression date or cannot attribute to an impression date, or that Google Ads attributes to the conversion date, which contradicts the standard behavior of these platforms.