I manage one website that feeds leads to two separate Google Ads accounts. Each account needs to record conversions from its own form submissions only, without overlap, so the reporting stays clean for both teams. The forms already exist on the site; nothing new has to be built—just instrumented correctly. Your task is to deploy and configure the appropriate Google tags—through Google Tag Manager or gtag.js, whichever best suits a shared-site, multi-account setup—so that: • Account A fires a conversion tag when visitors submit Form A. • Account B fires a different conversion tag when visitors submit Form B (or any other designated form). • No cross-account contamination occurs and all conversions show in the right Google Ads dashboards. • Testing confirms the tags trigger reliably and the conversions appear in real-time diagnostics. I’ll grant access to both Ads accounts, Tag Manager (if we use it), and the site’s backend. Once you finish, I expect: 1. Working conversion actions in each Ads account. 2. A brief hand-off note explaining the tag logic and where to edit it later. 3. Screenshots or a Loom walk-through proving successful test submissions. If this sounds straightforward to you, let’s get the tracking cleaned up so we can focus on optimising campaigns instead of wrestling with data.