TagEasy tracking audit
magicspoon.com
Healthy tracking setup
Solid setup — running 7 ad pixels, 2 session-replay tools, 1 A/B testing platform, 1 error-monitoring tool, plus 2 more categories on Shopify.
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Vendors detected (17)
Across the homepage HTML and the GTM container (if one is loaded). Grouped by category.
Top 33% of Shopify sites we've audited
Across 76 audited Shopify domains, the median score is 77. magicspoon.com sits above the median by 18 points.
What we found
Consent on custom pixels
Fail2 advertising pixels in this container are deployed as custom HTML with no consent configuration. Google's built-in consent handling doesn't apply to custom HTML tags, so they fire whenever the trigger matches — including for visitors who refused tracking.
How TagEasy helps: Set additional consent requirements on the tag, or move the pixel to its official GTM template, which honours Consent Mode.
Single GA4 property
Warn2 different GA4 measurement IDs detected on the same page. This is sometimes intentional (parallel reporting), more often a misconfig that fragments your data.
How TagEasy helps: TagEasy's tag inventory flags duplicate vendor IDs across your sites.
Consent banner
WarnNo consent-management platform detected. If you serve EU/UK traffic, you almost certainly need one.
How TagEasy helps: TagEasy's container audits flag tags that fire before consent is granted.
Duplicate GA4 event tags
Warn12 GA4 event names are fired by more than one live tag in this container (behavior ×22, add_to_cart ×2, login ×2). Sometimes deliberate, more often double-counting that inflates conversions and teaches ad platforms to bid on traffic that didn't convert.
How TagEasy helps: Check whether both tags fire on the same trigger — if they do, one of them is counting the same action twice.
GA4 measurement ID
PassFound G-3E75DGK7Y1 (+1 more).
GTM container
PassContainer GTM-NQ4J4SH is loading.
Consent Mode v2
PassConsent Mode defaults were set during page load (the rendered page carries Google's consent state).
PII in URL
PassNo emails or phone numbers detected in the URL.
Meta Pixel
PassMeta Pixel is initialised.
TikTok Pixel
PassTikTok Pixel is initialised.
Google Ads conversion
PassFound AW-755356944.
Tracking script weight
Pass0 B across identified analytics + tag-manager scripts.
GTM debug mode
PassNo GTM debug/preview parameters exposed.
HTTPS
PassPage served over HTTPS — tracking pixels can set secure cookies and Consent Mode v2 works correctly.
DataLayer initialised
PassThe page initialises `window.dataLayer` — standard GTM-ready foundation.
Purchase event carries revenue
PassGA4 purchase tracking is wired to send revenue — the purchase tag forwards e-commerce data or explicit value and currency parameters.
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