How Do I Add My Tracking Pixel?
- First, log in to 250ok. and go to Analytics > Campaigns.
- If you are seeking to copy the tracking code from an existing campaign, select the 250ok Analytics Campaign in question from the “Recent Campaigns” field and click the “Tracking Code” button.
- If you are seeking to create a new 250ok Analytics campaign, click the “Create Campaign” button.
- Enter the name of your campaign in the “Name Your Campaign” field.
- Select your email service provider (ESP) from the “Which Email Service Provider Do You Use?” dropdown menu.
- If your ESP is not listed in the 250ok Analytics platform select “My ESP isn’t listed” from the”Which Email Service Provider Do You Use?” dropdown menu.
- Enter the name of your ESP.
- Enter the merge tag / token your ESP uses for the purposes of populating data dynamically.
- Select your tracking domain.
- If you send your own mail select “I send my own mail” from the “Which Email Service Provider Do You Use?” dropdown menu.
- Enter the merge tag / token your software uses for the purposes of populating data dynamically.
- Select your tracking domain.
- Click the “Create Campaign” button.
- You will be redirected to the “Tracking Code” screen where you can copy or further customize the 250ok Analytics tracking pixel for your campaign.
- Click the “Advanced: Customize your pixel” link.
- Click the “Include Campaign Merge Tag” checkbox even if your ESP does not have a Campaign merge tag.
- A merge tag is a dynamic field provided by your email service provider to inject dynamic content in your campaigns.
- Senders using an ESP that does not have a campaign merge tag are required to change all three instances of the c= value to the same value per campaign.
- Paste the tracking pixel code into the HTML of your email before the closing body tag (</body>). Note: If the pixel is in the signature it is worth remember that clients such as Gmail do not auto show the signature and the pixel will not register.
- Flip back to the preview window of your email campaign builder to make sure the pixel is hidden as expected.