How Does It Work?
Direct tracking URLs are used to redirect visitors to your funnel.
When a visitor transfers to an ad and activates a direct tracking URL, they will be directed to a destination link without redirects.
PeerClick will get a data from the direct tracking pixel, then do four things:
Records a visit
Record values from tokens passed in a direct URL
Derive additional visit info from visitor's user agent (such as device type or country)
Place a cookie on a visitor's browser that contains visit information (CEP parameter)
Track Visits via Direct URL for Lander + Offer Funnel
1. Generate direct data fields
1. Create a direct campaign
2. Edit a direct campaign
2. Get a direct tracking pixel
1. Go to the Tracking section.
2. Select a lander to generate direct data fields.
3. Copy a generated direct pixel from the Direct tracking pixel - Lander field.
3. Set a direct tracking pixel
Insert a direct pixel into the <head> section of your landing page HTML code.
4. Get a direct URL
1. Go to the Tracking section.
2. Select a lander to generate direct data fields.
3. Copy a generated direct link from the Direct tracking URL - Lander field.
5. Set a direct URL
Paste a copied link at your traffic channel campaign as a destination link.
Track Visits via Direct URL for Offer Only Funnel
1. Generate direct data fields
1. Create a direct campaign
2. Edit a direct campaign
2. Get a direct tracking pixel
1. Go to the Tracking section.
2. Select an offer to generate direct data fields.
3. Copy a generated direct pixel from the Direct tracking pixel - Offer field.
3. Set a direct tracking pixel
Insert a direct pixel into the <head> section of your offer page HTML code.
4. Get a direct URL
1. Go to the Tracking section.
2. Select an offer to generate direct data fields.
3. Copy a generated direct link from the Direct tracking URL - Offer field.
4. Set a direct URL
Paste a copied link at your traffic channel campaign as a destination link.
Check Direct Pixel Required Conditions
This functionality works correctly if the following conditions are met:
1. A visit must be registered before reaching the page with the postback pixel installed.
2. The domain used in pixels must match the domain selected in the campaign.
3. The domain used in pixels must be parked, must not be banned / not paid.
4. The protocol of the page (HTTP/HTTPS) where the pixel is installed must be the same as the protocol of the pixel.