Tracking pixel

A tracking pixel is a transparent, 1x1 [pixel] image embedded in emails and websites. Tracking pixels is used to collect data about user behavior, such as email opens or website visits, providing valuable insights for digital marketing and website analytics.

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A tracking pixel is used to track user behavior, site conversions, web traffic, and other metrics similar to a cookie.

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