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‎Conversion Variables

OfferitJames at 14:29, 13 August 2015

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OfferitRob at 19:37, 4 March 2014

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OfferitDave at 16:48, 3 September 2013

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OfferitMegan at 15:09, 3 July 2013

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OfferitMegan at 21:30, 1 July 2013

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OfferitMegan: /* Custom Conversion Variables */

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‎Custom Conversion Variables

OfferitMegan: /* Custom Conversion Variables */

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‎Custom Conversion Variables

OfferitMegan: /* Custom Conversion Variables */

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‎Custom Conversion Variables

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 *'''transaction_hash''' - The transaction ID of the conversion.
 *'''commission''' - The commission related to the conversion.
 These are added to your conversion code as:
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 If you wanted to capture all of these variables, here is an example you can use to build your conversion url:
   <nowiki>http://<conversion_domain>/<conversion_path>?aff_id=%%aff_id%%&oid=%%offer_id%%&aff_campaign=%%aff_campaign%%&aff_approved=%%aff_approved%%&transid=%%transaction_hash%%&commission=%%commission%%</nowiki>
 ===Custom Conversion Variables===

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 To add a pixel, simply select the Offer you would like, what type of pixel you would like, and the code for the pixel.  Click "Save" to save your pixel.  You can then edit your pixel again with the pencil icon, or delete it with the trash icon.  You can make multiple pixels for each offer.
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 You can also add pixels to be a part of a certain campaign. You can do this easily by using the campaign wizard. First select one of your network's offers, and then select "Campaigns" tab.
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 Note: When adding a pixel for a specific campaign, it will override the global one. This means only the campaign pixel will run. If you set a pixel for all offers and another for a specific offer, both pixels will be sent out.

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 Multiple variables are joined with an ''&''.
 If you wanted to capture all of these variables, here is an example you can use to build your conversion url:
-  <nowiki>http://<conversion_domain>/<conversion_path>?aff_id=%%aff_id%%&oid=%%offer_id%%&aff_campaign=%%aff_campaign%%&aff_approved=%%aff_approved%%&transid=%%transid%%&commission=%%commission%%</nowiki>
+  <nowiki>http://<conversion_domain>/<conversion_path>?aff_id=%%aff_id%%&oid=%%offer_id%%&aff_campaign=%%aff_campaign%%&aff_approved=%%aff_approved%%&transid=%%transaction_hash%%&commission=%%commission%%</nowiki>

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 *'''aff_campaign''' - The campaign used.
 *'''aff_approved''' - Your auto-pending status. ''(If set to 1, conversions you referred must be approved before you receive a commission.  If 0, your conversions are automatically approved.)''
-*'''transid''' - The transaction ID of the conversion.
+*'''transaction_hash''' - The transaction ID of the conversion.
 *'''commission''' - The commission related to the conversion.

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		+	'''''Note: Pixels are not what affiliates use to promote offers. If you are looking to start promoting your network's offers, see [[Affiliate Linkcodes]].'''''<br>

	As an affiliate in an Offerit network, you can set up custom pixels for third-parties when a conversion occurs. This means parties other than the original Network can be notified when a conversion happens. Custom pixels can be useful if you are promoting offers from Offerit in another network, because the other network also needs to be notified with details of a conversion. In addition, an affiliate who is part of several networks can use custom pixels to send all conversion information to one place, rather than having to log into multiple networks to view stats.		As an affiliate in an Offerit network, you can set up custom pixels for third-parties when a conversion occurs. This means parties other than the original Network can be notified when a conversion happens. Custom pixels can be useful if you are promoting offers from Offerit in another network, because the other network also needs to be notified with details of a conversion. In addition, an affiliate who is part of several networks can use custom pixels to send all conversion information to one place, rather than having to log into multiple networks to view stats.

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	As an affiliate in an Offerit network, you can set up custom pixels for third-parties when a conversion occurs. This means parties other than the original Network can be notified when a conversion happens. Custom pixels can be useful if you are promoting offers from Offerit in another network, because the other network also needs to be notified with details of a conversion. In addition, an affiliate who is part of several networks can use custom pixels to send all conversion information to one place, rather than having to log into multiple networks to view stats.		As an affiliate in an Offerit network, you can set up custom pixels for third-parties when a conversion occurs. This means parties other than the original Network can be notified when a conversion happens. Custom pixels can be useful if you are promoting offers from Offerit in another network, because the other network also needs to be notified with details of a conversion. In addition, an affiliate who is part of several networks can use custom pixels to send all conversion information to one place, rather than having to log into multiple networks to view stats.

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 For example, this is your '''tracking link''':
-  <nowiki>http://<[[Tracking Domain|tracking_domain]]>/track/<[[offeritcode]]>?<custom_var_name>=<custom_var_value></nowiki>
+  <nowiki>http://</nowiki><[[Tracking Domain|tracking_domain]]>/track/<[[offeritcode]]>?<custom_var_name>=<custom_var_value>
 Continuing with the example, if you set up your tracking link like:

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 ===Custom Conversion Variables===
-In addition to the available variables already given to you by Offerit, you may want to add your own available variables.  You will need to add these custom available variables to the corresponding offer's [[Linkcode]].
+In addition to the variables already given to you by Offerit, you may want to add your own variables.  When you set up your tracking links, you can add your own custom variables that will be available for your custom pixels.
-For example, you wish to add ''<custom_var_name>'' as an available variable for your conversion pixel.
+For example, this is your '''tracking link''':
-First, add the variable to your '''[[Linkcode]]''':
+  <nowiki>http://<tracking_domain>/track/<your_affiliate_code>?<custom_var_name>=<custom_var_value></nowiki>
-This variable is now available for all of your custom pixels.  Add this variable to your '''conversion url''' just as you would any of the available variables:
+Continuing with the example, if you set up your tracking link like:
-  <nowiki>http://<conversion_domain>/<conversion_path>?custom_var_name=%%custom_var%%</nowiki>
+  <nowiki>http://example.com/track/MS4xLjEuMS4wLjAuMC4wLjAuMC4wLjA?custom_var_name=12345</nowiki>
-When the conversion occurs, %%custom_var%% would be replaced with the variable information from the third party server, and saved into a variable called custom_var_name.
+You can capture the variable data in your conversion pixel by formatting your '''conversion url''' like the following:
 == Adding Pixels in Offerit ==