Question 1

How to Add UTM-Code to Meta / Facebook Ads

Accepted Answer

How to Add UTM-Code to Meta / Facebook Ads

||| Changing the URL parameters of an active ad can cause it to re-enter the learning phase, potentially resetting its performance progress. To avoid this, we recommend using the URL parameters in new ads instead of changing existing ones.

Needed URL Parameter

Our app needs the tracking parameter juice={{ad.id}} on your ads to be able to attribute your orders to your ads.

Alternative supported URL parameters

If you're migrating, for example from Triple Whale or Hyros we got you covered.

Juicy supports common tracking parameters — no need to update your existing campaigns if you already use them.

The supported parameters are:

juice={{ad.id}}
ad_id={{ad.id}}
tw_adid={{ad.id}}
h_ad_id={{ad.id}}

How so set up

1. Go to Your Meta Ads Manager

Log in to your Meta Ads Manager and open the ad you want to edit, or create a new one.

2. Enter UTM Code Under “URL Parameters”

Right before publishing your ad, you'll find a section called URL parameters. Paste the URL code into that field.

|| If the UI looks different for you, that is because Facebook currently updates their interface. Please use this guide instead

Make sure to copy this full URL parameter code ``` utmsource={{sitesourcename}}&utmmedium={{placement}}&utmcampaign={{campaign.id}}&utmterm={{adset.id}}&utm_conten

Question 2

How to Add UTM-Code to Meta / Facebook Ads (new)

Accepted Answer

How to Add UTM-Code to Meta / Facebook Ads in the new UI

||| Changing the URL parameters of an active ad can cause it to re-enter the learning phase, potentially resetting its performance progress. To avoid this, we recommend using the URL parameters in new ads instead of changing existing ones.

Needed URL Parameter

Our app needs the tracking parameter juice={{ad.id}} on your ads to be able to attribute your orders to your ads.

Alternative supported URL parameters

If you're migrating, for example from Triple Whale or Hyros we got you covered.

Juicy supports common tracking parameters — no need to update your existing campaigns if you already use them.

The supported parameters are:

juice={{ad.id}}
ad_id={{ad.id}}
tw_adid={{ad.id}}

- `h_ad_id={{ad.id}}`

How to set up

1. Go to Your Meta Ads Manager

Log in to your Meta Ads Manager and open the ad you want to edit, or create a new one.

2. “URL Parameters”

Right before publishing your ad, you'll find a section called URL parameters.

Click Edit

Click ** Add parameter**
Type juice in the first field, then choose {{ad.id}} in the next. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/0/a/0/20a01d52400f2e0

Question 3

URL Parameters for Google Ads

Accepted Answer

URL Parameters for Google Ads

| Adding URL parameters to your Google Ads does not restart the learning phase and does not negatively affect your campaign performance your campaign performance.

Go to your Google Ads account and click "Edit settings" on your campaign.
Scroll down to Campaign settings and click Additional settings and finally Campaign URL options

3. Copy our URL parameter

Copy this code for Performance Max Campaigns
{lpurl}?juicy_source=google&juicy_cid={campaignid}

Copy this code for Standard Campaigns (Search, Display, YouTube, etc.)
{lpurl}?juicy_source=google&juicy_cid={campaignid}&juicy_agid={adgroupid}&juicy_aid={creative}

Save, you’re done!

Question 4

How to Set Up COGS

Accepted Answer

How it works – COGS Setup

| COGS stands for cost of goods sold

Under the COGS tab, you can input more specific costs.

By default, the app uses the "cost of goods" you set on the product.
However, if you’ve received a quotation from your agent — with exact prices based on quantity — you can add those values here.

This allows the app to calculate your exact profit, including volume-based pricing.

Example quote from agent:

How to input it in the app

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do I need to use this feature if I already set a product cost in Shopify?

No. If your product always has the same cost, the default Shopify "cost of goods" is enough. This feature is for more detailed, volume-based pricing.

2. What happens if I only fill in 1 or 2 quantities?

If you get an order with 3 or more units, our app will calculate the costs accordingly.

For example:

1 unit costs $5
2 units costs $8 This is the same as saying "the second unit costs $3 more". Therefore, the third unit also costs $3 more. Our app would take $11 as costs for 3 units.

3. What if my agent's prices include shipping?

Perfect — just enter the total cost (product + shipping) as shown in the quote. That’s exactly what the app needs to calculate accurate profit.

Question 5

How do I cancel my subscription?

Accepted Answer

How do I cancel my subscription?

How to cancel the subscription

Open Juicy
Click on Settings in the menu
Click on Subscription management
Cancel your subscription with the cancel button

Your subscription is automatically canceled when you uninstall the app from your Shopify store.

How to uninstall the app

Go to Apps in your Shopify admin.
Click Remove next to Juicy Attribution & Analytics.
Done – your subscription will be canceled automatically.

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