Which of the following would prevent destination goal conversions from being recorded?
There was a misspelling in the URL of the goal definition.
The tracking code is missing from the conversion page.
No URL destination goals have been defined
The match type in the goal definition is incorrect.
All of these would prevent a destination goal from recording.
Correct Answer
All of these would prevent a destination goal from recording.
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