I've made a system for a client that uses the AdWords API to provide
more specific information about each lead as they arrive (such as
which ad they clicked on, their search query, and the relevant
keywords from their search query inside of the related AdGroup). It
works by appending a unique id to the destination URL of each ad. The
code is appended to the end of the main domain, and there is no
redirect necessary for the use of this system. Clicking on the ad
from within adwords works fine - meaning, the URL will in fact contain
the appended ad id. However, testing a live version of the ad and
clicking on it does not - meaning, google removes the id code (making
the system useless). I've read that one can go through the account
preferrences to remove the "autotag" feature, but that has already
been disabled and doesn't solve this particular issue. Is there a
workaround or some obscure method for maintaining the destination URL
so that it still contains the appended id?
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