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To track conversions from ChatGPT Ads, create a website data source in OpenAI Ads Manager to get a Pixel ID, install the OpenAI Measurement Pixel on every page, and send a standard event such as lead_created when a customer acts. Then add the Conversions API from your server, using the same event IDs so nothing […]
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ChatGPT Ads in Thailand have no fixed price. You set your own budget and bids in OpenAI Ads Manager, and you pay either per 1,000 impressions (CPM) or per valid click (CPC). Campaigns that optimise for leads or sales are still billed by impression or by click, never per conversion. For ad accounts billed in […]
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A Thai business website does not need a quota of pages. It needs the pages that match how a customer decides, in the language they use. A hotel, a clinic, a B2B firm, a property business, and a food brand do not share one sitemap. This is a structure guide, not a service page, and […]
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A mobile page on a Thai business site is judged by what a visitor sees, and by what happens when they tap. Google publishes two public “good” thresholds: largest contentful paint at 2.5 seconds or less, and interaction to next paint at 200 milliseconds or less. Those are published cutoffs, not a score from this […]
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A WordPress upgrade should leave every public URL you already rely on still answering. The job is a backup you can restore, staging where the new version fails first, a plugin list you can explain, a 301 only when a path moves, and a Search Console check after the live site has changed. That work […]
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A marketing site and a Laravel application are different purchases. One explains the company. The other lets staff or customers book, search, log in and change data. This shortlist is for the second job: teams in Bangkok, Thailand whose live pages name Laravel, or custom web apps beside that stack. It is not a general […]
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A lead can arrive with a name and no memory of why they came. A UTM labels the link. A GA4 event records the action. Together they should show website, ads, or organic, without a made-up score. The ads work sits on our Google Ads services page. This note does not set a fee. Short […]
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Duplicate Google Business Profile Listings: What You Should Actually Do Discovering that a business has two — or sometimes three or four — listings showing up on Google Maps is a genuinely common problem, and it’s more disruptive than it might first appear. Reviews get split across different versions of the same business, customers occasionally […]
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A Google Ads budget can look busy and still miss the people you meant to reach. The leak is rarely a missing invoice. It is a setting: the brand competing with itself, Display placements you would not buy, a location you do not serve, a conversion that is not an enquiry, queries that are not […]
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