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Different metrics in analytics and adwords

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asystematic last edited by

Hi. My adwords campaigns and analaytics reports shows me slightly different results. Even for paused or disapproved ads in adwords, the analytics shows me some clicks?! I have automatic tracking enabled. Is it some kind of fault in configuration or its normal? Thank you for answer/link with answer.
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EGOL last edited by

I love analytics and have used lots of different programs. None of them agree.

So, relax and know that the numbers are approximate. Nothing to go to war about.
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