How often do you see a lander that calls out user location, device model, ISP and so on?
It's very common practice and is something generally accomplished using redirects and passing e.g. ...&device={model}&country={country} into your lander URLs.
Not only does this require redirecting through the tracker but it also makes your URL look a bit spammy.
FunnelFlux has been developing it's no-redirect JS for some time now and we're pleased to announce that this now lets you grab any information from the tracker that tokens provide.
So, you can now access any/all tracker information without needing tracking link, redirects, or ugly URLs.
This is part of our shift toward solutions that avoid redirects, since a lot of the "big" traffic sources are favouring this, i.e. ultimate landing URL being the same as ad URL.
=== Check out our full documentation here. ===
The cliff notes
You use our javascript tracking and can modify a section of it to define all the data you want to pass, e.g.
fflux.track({
timeOnPage: false,
timeOnPageResolution: 3000,
noCookies: false,
tokenInjection: {
intoUrl: false,
intoForms: { selector: null },
intoLinks: { selector: null },
tokens: {
'country': '{location-countryname}',
'isp': '{connection-isp}'
}
}
});
<script type="text/javascript">
window.addEventListener("message", function(e) {
if( e.data.ok && e.data.frameId == '_ffq_track_' ) {
var userCountry = e.data.flux_inject.tokens.country;
var userIsp = e.data.flux_inject.tokens.isp;
}
}, false);
</script>