Pixel Piggybacking How-To?

[jetto]

U know how there are many networks where you don't have to bother your AM to place your pixel every time you need it done? They have a place in their panel where you can set your own pixels. So the way they do it is: they placed ONE pixel of their own on the advertiser's page which then calls all of their affiliates' pixels. I know this is how it works but I don't know the technical how of it. I'd like to know how to make a pixel that calls other pixels.

 

[Garrett]

I like turtles

jk, I dont know how you'd do it

 

[MrBradshaw]

Iframe em.

 

[kdr4t]

winning

 

[BigWill]

use this tool

 

[sbailey013]

lmfao BRUTAL

 

[sbailey013]

Here is how it's done:

 

[jetto]

O I gget it, it's some kind of a big secret. Even though every other network has this. You're protecting your imaginary competitive advantage. OK.

 

[Butta]

Create an HTML file on your server containing all your third party pixels, for example:

https://www.example.com/mypixels/someoffer.html

Then, place this pixel at the network:

<iframe src="https://www.example.com/mypixels/someoffer.html" height=0 width=0></iframe>

Then you can edit someoffer.html to add/remove/adjust pixels as you desire.

Make sure you put this up on an SSL webhost, since many confirmation pages are secure.