<span class=””>The most common issue with TikTok Pixel setup is that it fires correctly on page loads but misses events triggered by dynamic content — things like form submissions or checkout completions that happen without a page reload. This is usually because the event code isn’t being called in the right place in the application flow. The second most common problem is attribution windows not matching what you expect, because TikTok’s default is different from Meta’s. What I’d suggest is testing with the Pixel Helper extension and comparing the events you see there against what your analytics platform records. If they don’t match, you know where to look. There’s a discussion on </span>
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<span class=””> about tracking setups that survive contact with real user behavior — the point about testing across devices was genuinely practical. What event are you trying to track?</span>