Getting Started with Pixels

How do URL-Parameters work?

You can break URLs down into different elements. Let's start with a simple example everybody knows: https://www.google.com/ 1.The Protocol. The protocol determines how your web browser should communi…

Mathias Freudendahl
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How to add parameters to AudienceReport pixel

AudienceReport’s tracking pixels are easy to work with and are highly flexible in terms of working with macros and additional parameters you want to add. It could be that you want to add a cachebuste…

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How to check if your pixel is firing?

If you are experiencing issues with the tracking you have set up, a good place to start is to check if you have implemented your AudienceReport pixel correctly in your adserver, DSP, or SSP. One way…

Mathias Freudendahl
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How to create a pixel?

In AudienceReport pixels are created for custom items. Custom report items measure custom formats, pages, and more through traditional tag implementation. You can group the items and assign them to c…

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SSL - Compliance

If you experience any problems with your tracking point it may be due to the fact that our system is SSL-compliant. This makes our system create the tracking point codes as ‘https’ links rather than…

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The GDPR parameters

When doing pixel-based measurement, you should consider adding the GDPR query parameters to the pixel. The GDPR parameters are a part of the TCF framework. They are used for relaying the user’s conse…

Corina Alonso
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What is a CACHE-Buster and why do we need it?

What is a cache-buster? A cache-buster is a small URL-parameter that should always be added to the tracking pixel URL. If the cache-buster is not added, the browser will re-use previously recognized…

Mathias Freudendahl
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What is a tracking pixel?

A tracking pixel is nothing but a little piece of html-code containing a transparent image (1x1 pixel dimension), that can be inserted in any banner, blog, e-mail or webpage that supports html. Whene…

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What is the purpose of a t-code?

A t-code is an essential part of each tracking pixel. It tells us something about where each individual tracking pixel is executed. Each tracking pixel generated by AudienceReport will include and au…

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