可以仔细阅读一下,做个split test
# [ n* ^ W4 [2 g* q) _Usually during redirection around 5% of traffic is lost and that is perfectly normal.
+ L* c3 `" `; bIn case of higher traffic loss, we suggest to open a test campaign to a link shortened using bit.ly or similar tracker to have trusted 3rd party stats., Z+ b$ d' U: e( C5 E' H% N4 y. D
Be aware: Seems like some link shortening services, for example goo.gl, respect DoNotTrack header sent by Internet Explorer and do not count that traffic at all. To achieve valid results, test on non-IE traffic or use link shortening service that does not respect the DoNotTrack header.
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: A3 Z3 m4 n- g& s# B+ T0 _ m! W3 \In some cases, you might see a higher traffic loss happening between PopAds and the shortening service.
) I3 o6 A& d" s% j% W2 N- i5 ?Unfortunately, due to networking connectivity in some countries, traffic loss will be much higher. We are aware that for example mobile traffic from Thailand tends to have much higher loss rate, yet we are not able to do anything with this. Luckily, as it affects all our customers and we are a bidding system, such problem is automatically taken care by lowering prices of such traffic.
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If the link shortening service counts our traffic well, but your tracker indicates high volumes of lost traffic, this might be caused either by incorrect counting method or technical setup of your tracker.: M1 @' x! `, d& T/ t7 d
As visitors tend to close popups/popunders fairly quickly, JavaScript based counters like Google Analytics tend not to count our traffic very well. We suggest using a tracker based on redirection/request or at least on a tracking pixel. |