Paste a Final URL, tracking template and optional Final URL suffix. See the resolved click URL,
how {lpurl} is encoded, and common parallel-tracking mistakes — including
%253F over-encoding.
Which tool?
Debugger = inspect one setup.
Template auditor = is this stack correct?
Template builder = merge stacks.
{lpurl} encoding
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Parallel tracking
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Template vs suffix.
Examples:
Sample ValueTrack fills use fixed demo IDs (campaignid, keyword,
Microsoft CampaignId, …). Encoding follows Google’s position rules and
+2/+3 variants — still verify with Ads Test and a real click.
The address bar updates with ?f=&t=&s= so you can share a setup.
No. It explains encoding and parallel-tracking footguns before you publish. Still use Ads Test and a real click.
Redirect trackers receive an encoded destination on purpose. The tracker decodes, then redirects. If the landing address bar shows %253F / %25, you likely over-encoded — the debugger flags that. See {lpurl} encoding.
Final URL suffix under parallel tracking. Details: template vs suffix and parallel tracking.
Yes. Use Copy share link — the URL keeps Final URL, template and suffix in ?f=&t=&s= query params (client-side only).