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How to Understand Your Facebook Ad Results with Birrdi

Once your Facebook connection is set up in Birrdi, your events will begin appearing inside Facebook Ads Manager. This guide explains what you should expect to see and how to read the metrics.

Updated over a month ago

What You Should Expect to See

Facebook may show many types of activity, but for Birrdi there are two key events to look for:


1. Offsite View Content

This appears in Facebook as: Offsite Conversion.Fb Pixel View Content

This means someone viewed one of your Birrdi booking pages, such as:

  • Your birrdi booking link

  • A membership page

If you see this event, your pixel tracking is working correctly.


2. Offsite Conversion (Fb Pixel Custom)

This appears in Facebook as: Offsite Conversion.Fb Pixel Custom

This is your purchase event.

Birrdi fires the Facebook Pixel on the purchase confirmation page.
Because the purchase happens on your Birrdi booking domain (not your main website), Facebook labels it as a custom offsite conversion.

Whenever you see this event, it means:

  • A booking or membership purchase happened

  • The pixel fired correctly

  • Facebook received the purchase event

  • Facebook may attribute it to your ads (depending on attribution rules)

This is the event Facebook uses for your Conversions.


What “Cost Per Result” Means

Facebook chooses one specific action to measure the performance of your ad.
This depends entirely on what your ad is optimized for.

Examples:

  • If your ad is optimized for Conversions,
    → “Cost Per Result” means cost per purchase (as recorded by Fb Pixel Custom).

  • If optimized for Landing Page Views,
    → “Cost Per Result” means cost per landing page view.

  • If optimized for Link Clicks,
    → “Cost Per Result” means cost per link click.

Even though Facebook shows many metrics, only one of them counts as your “Result.”


Example

If you see:

Cost Per Result = $118

It means Facebook is charging around $118 per conversion, based on whatever conversion event it is optimizing for (usually your purchase event).


Why Your Purchase Numbers May Not Match Birrdi

It is normal for Facebook to show fewer purchases than what you see in Birrdi.

Facebook only counts purchases it can tie back to your ads.
Some purchases will not appear because:

  • The customer blocked tracking

  • Their email or phone couldn’t be matched

  • The booking happened outside Facebook’s attribution window

  • The purchase wasn’t confidently attributed to the ad

This is normal for every business running Facebook Ads and does not mean your tracking is set up incorrectly.


How to Know Everything Is Working

Your setup is correct if you see:

✔️ Offsite View Content
✔️ Offsite Conversion (Fb Pixel Custom) when purchases occur

If these appear, Facebook is successfully receiving your Birrdi pixel events.


Need Help?

If you don’t see any Offsite View Content events after 48 hours, contact support and we’ll help verify your setup.

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