Jim Keough

Head of Growth & Product @HomeJab. I build marketing systems with code and AI. PPC, attribution, lead ops, landing pages. CS degree turned marketer

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@sama If you are saying same intelligence and different price/speed, then yes

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@philz1337x @replicate very expensive on replicate

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@BoyuanChen0 Gpt-image-2 is not able to preserve small/blurry text. In this example, it changes a house number. I tried several prompts. Overall, it is incredible though!

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@herrmanndigital Hearing this from so many brands.

Cc @JoeJesuele

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@AnthonyHigman @PPCGreg @adsliaison Concur

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@JoeJesuele @HomeJab Putting the Agent 🤖 in Real Estate Agent

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@jasonyimco Does this help if running meta ads instant forms (capi for CRM events) ?

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@samuel_spitz Can Replit make images in the 3 main aspect ratios and export in that ratio?

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@KodyNordquist This is good. I would use it.

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@samuel_spitz @JamesonCamp Oh yeah I noticed that today. What's the difference? Are those all skills that Replit built directly?

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@samuel_spitz @JamesonCamp Where is the ad creative skill?

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@samuel_spitz @JamesonCamp Is there a Replit Animation Skill?

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@amasad The complexity looks insane. I'm worried about the forking and multiplayer being stable 🤞 a little nervous to actually use it.

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@JoeJesuele Let's go!

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@codyplof https://t.co/9fCnlcy90G I think is best if you aren't getting super complex. It's plenty for most needs and much cheaper. Other options: airbyte, supermetrics, fivetran.

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@samuel_spitz Yes please

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@okuiux @supercut_video Wow, this is awesome

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You don't need a $2K/month attribution platform. Just ask AI to write 2 Google Tag Manager tags.

Tag 1 fires on all pages. It reads your URL parameters — UTMs, gclid, fbclid, whatever you're tracking — plus the referrer, and stores everything in first-party cookies. First touch gets locked in on the initial visit. Last touch gets updated every time someone comes back through a new campaign. Cookie sits on your root domain so it works across subdomains.

Tag 2 fires on your conversion page. Thank you page, order confirmation, whatever yours is. It reads those cookies, grabs the order ID and revenue from your dataLayer, and sends the whole thing to a webhook.

What you do with the webhook is your call. Zapier, Google Sheet, Supabase, your own database. Doesn't matter.

To get AI to write both tags, give it:

→ The URL parameters you want to capture

→ Screenshots of your dataLayer from GTM Preview mode on your conversion page

→ Where you want the data sent

Takes about 10 minutes. Paste both tags into GTM as Custom HTML, set your triggers, done.

Now every order or lead has first-touch and last-touch attribution tied to actual revenue. Not GA4 session data. Not platform-reported conversions. Real money matched to the campaign that drove it.

No dev team. No Shopify requirement. No monthly fee. Works on any site that has GTM installed.

Happy to help if you have questions.

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@Replit Can't wait to try this

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Most marketing attribution tools assume you're on Shopify.

But what about companies that built their own app?

Your marketing site is on WordPress. Your app is on a separate domain. Someone clicks an ad → lands on your site → clicks through to your app → makes a purchase.

GA4 stitches the session. But your order database has zero idea where that customer came from.

The tools that exist (Attributer, Triple Whale, Northbeam) either require Shopify or only work with form submissions into CRMs.

If your conversion is a purchase in a custom app? You're on your own.

I built a system that solves this using only GTM and first-party cookies. No backend dev needed.

Sharing the full breakdown this week. Architecture, code, everything — free.

Who else is dealing with this?