I Changed My Checkout Process and Now My Ads Perform Differently

Compare the conversion rate before and after the change. That should help you see how much the results have changed.
 
Since the results changed after the checkout update, check that first. Even one extra step or a small payment issue can make people leave without completeing the order.
 
try placing a test order yourself and see if everything works fine, also check if the purchase event is firing properly.
 
Before changing the ads, make sure conversion tracking is still working properly after the website update.
 
Even slight adjustments at the checkout stage will make a difference to the conversion rate. Look at your page speed, payments, tracking, and any checkout mistakes before making adjustments to your ad campaign once more.
 
Place a test order on both mobile and desktop to make sure the checkout works properly.
 
I recently made some changes to my website checkout , and since then my PPC campaign results see diffrent. I am not sure if the new checkout is causing this or if something else is going on. Has anyone faced this before? what should I check first?
First, check your conversion tracking, checkout drop-off rate, page speed and payment errors to see if the new checkout is affecting your PPC performance.
 
I recently made some changes to my website checkout , and since then my PPC campaign results see diffrent. I am not sure if the new checkout is causing this or if something else is going on. Has anyone faced this before? what should I check first?
it's obviously the checkup alteration. You should know that changes to your website no matter now little, impacts it's general performance. I dont know how long ago this was, but sometimes, you just have to give it sometime, it generally picks up again that is if you did not tweak the PPC itself.
 
Modification of checkout flow may influence conversion and advertising effectiveness. Analyze page loading speed, payment methods, tracking events, and abandoned shopping carts to determine what was modified.
 
I would see if the new checkout process introduces friction. This can be done by comparing conversion rates, payment failure, and tracking events before and after the change.
 
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