Goal
Ship a one-request page that shows in about a second on a phone and sends every event from browser and server, counted once.
Why it matters
Someone who taps your ad gives you a second or two. If the page is slow, they’re gone before they read a word, and you already paid for the click. The catch is that tracking is often what makes a page slow. On my agency’s application quiz, loading Meta’s pixel one step too early almost tripled the time until the page showed. Fast and tracked aren’t a trade-off. It’s about what loads when.
In the full lesson
- Step 1 · Set the budget: one request, about a second
- Step 2 · Load the pixel after the paint is reported
- Step 3 · Everything else loads later, and nothing jumps
- Step 4 · Send every event twice, counted once
- Step 5 · Keep your own tests out of the data
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