Affiliate Custom Pixels

As an affiliate in an Offerit network, you can set up pixels for third-parties when a conversion occurs. This can be useful if you are promoting offers from Offerit in another network and the other network needs to be notified with details of a conversion.

Conversion Tracking Types

There are three different types of custom conversion tracking that affiliates can use:

• Iframe Pixel
• Image Pixel
• Postback

The type of custom conversion tracking that an affiliate can use depends on the conversion method being used for an Offer. When a Network admin creates an Offer, a conversion type must be chosen to let the network know how to expect the conversion is communicated to the network. If an offer has a conversion type of Iframe, then affiliates can use any type of custom conversion tracking: Iframe, Image Pixel or (Server) Postback. If the offer's conversion type is Image Pixel or Postback, then only the Postback method can be used to notify a third party of the conversion.

Conversion Code Examples

• Iframe Pixel Example:

<iframe src="<conversion url>" height=1 width=1></iframe>

• Image Pixel Example:

<img src="<conversion url>" height=1 width=1 />

• Postback URL Example:

<conversion url>

For the above examples, you will need to replace <conversion url> with the url to which you want conversion information sent.

Default Replacement Variables

When configuring the urls for your custom pixels, you can add predefined variables that will be available.

• aff_id - Your affiliate ID.
• offer_id - The ID of the offer.
• aff_campaign - The campaign used.
• aff_approved - Whether you have been approved for the payouts for the conversion's offer.
• transid - The transaction ID of the conversion.
• commission - The commission related to the conversion.

Custom Replacement Variables

When you set up your tracking links, you can add your own custom passthrough variables that will be available for your custom pixels. For example,

http://<tracking_domain>/track/<your_affiliate_code>?<custom_var1>=<custom_var1_value>

Continuing with the example, if you set up your tracking link like:

http://example.com/track/MS4xLjEuMS4wLjAuMC4wLjAuMC4wLjA?custom_var=12345

You can capture the passthrough variable data in your conversion pixel by formatting your conversion pixel url like the following:

http://<conversion_url>?custom_var=%%custom_var%%

When the conversion occurs, %%custom_var%% would be replaced with 12345 (as it was set in the tracking link).