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Enable Flexible Placement of Tracking Pixel in Emails

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11/25/24

Description:
Introduce functionality to allow users to choose the placement of the tracking pixel, either at the top or bottom of emails, directly through the UI interface. This feature would enhance tracking accuracy and improve the overall user experience.

 

Why is this feature important to you:

The current placement of the tracking pixel at the bottom of emails limits the accuracy and speed of engagement tracking. Allowing placement at the top would address key challenges, including missed opens from recipients who don’t scroll through the email, delayed pixel loading in heavy-content emails, and inconsistencies across devices and email clients.


Allowing the user to place the tracking pixel to the top of the email could bring several benefits, and we wanted to share why we believe this enhancement would add value:

1. Faster Engagement Tracking: A top-placed pixel activates as soon as the email is opened, providing immediate and accurate open-rate data.

2. Improved Metrics Reliability: Reduces the risk of missing opens from recipients who don’t scroll through the entire email.

3. Optimized User Experience: Ensures tracking accuracy even in emails with heavier content that might delay full loading.

4. Device and Client Consistency: Makes tracking more reliable across different email clients and devices, including those that truncate or partially load emails.

 

How would you like the feature to work:
The UI should include a simple option to select the desired tracking pixel placement (top or bottom). The system should automatically adjust the email structure to ensure proper pixel functionality, providing flexibility to suit diverse use cases.

 

Current Behaviour:
Currently, the tracking pixel is fixed at the bottom of emails, causing delays in engagement tracking, inaccuracies in open-rate data, and reduced reliability across different devices and email clients. This limitation impacts the effectiveness of performance insights and optimization efforts.