Yes, but it requires more manual effort. You’ll need to install Google Ads tracking codes directly on your site and set up events and goals manually. You must use some or the other plugin to setup tracking of your WooCommerce Conversion. CustomerLabs simplifies this process by automating code installation and tracking configurations, especially for enhanced eCommerce metrics.

Ideally, you should review your reports weekly to monitor trends and identify early issues. Real-time checks are useful during high-traffic campaigns, such as holiday promotions, to make timely adjustments that prevent revenue loss or missed opportunities.

The plugin is optimized for speed and has minimal impact on site performance. However, excessive add-ons or plugins might slow your site. Therefore, you should regularly monitor load times and ensure your hosting environment is optimized for performance.

Yes, WooCommerce data can be integrated with Meta’s Conversions API for advanced tracking. You can align conversion events across Google Analytics and Meta Ads to build more cohesive campaigns, improving retargeting and attribution.

Analyzing drop-off points in checkout helps identify friction, such as confusing forms or unexpected shipping fees. Fixing these issues can significantly improve conversion rates, and real-time insights let you launch retargeting campaigns targeting abandoned carts with personalized offers.