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Fired Pixel

Pixel is a snippet of code that is located on the affiliate link or on the pages where sales or transactions are generated. When a user clicks somewhere around the pixel, it is fired, meaning the click ID, sale, or transaction is generated. Consequently, marketers can track or receive notifications when the affiliate link was followed or a sale/transaction happened. 

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Second-Party Data

Second-party deter refers to first-party data that website owners or data management platforms (DMPs) accumulate and resell to marketers, who use the data for running

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Anchor Text

Anchor text is a word or a phrase that is clickable and leads to the other page. Users identify clickable text through the blue color

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Time On Page

Time on page signalizes how long a visitor spends on a particular page. Bounce rate is unlikely to tell you how well the content is

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Reciprocal Links

Reciprocal links are also known as “exchanged” or “traded” links. Basically, two websites agree on linking to each other. It is made as a part

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  • tshop
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  • buymedia
  • ero
  • juicy
  • mobiteasy
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  • hilltopads
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  • exo
  • trafficstars
  • clickaine
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  • royalads
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