Pixela

URL shortener with retargeting pixels

4 followers

URL shortener with retargeting pixels

4 followers

URL shortener which adds retargeting pixels to each shortened link. ⠀ ✅ Generate tracking links with retargeting pixels ✅ Tag people who click your tracking links and reach them again ✅ Integrated into Adwords, Twitter, LinkedIn, Quora, Pinterest and more

Launch tags:Web App•Social Media•Marketing

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This is a great idea (turned product) for everyone trying to make to most of their investment (not only marketers). I did recently build my own solution for music links because -as a musician- I wanted more data on my leads: not only tracking conversions, but also other useful Google Anlaytics data. I also run into this issue helping my girlfriend promote her products on RedBubble. Nowadays, many small business rely solely on third party platforms for their whole journey, but they have limited tools to track users and become smarter in their ad spending.

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6yr ago

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Maker

@hmgauna Thanks for your feedback. Any though, feel free to let me know

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6yr ago

We have been using It for some moths and thIs is a great product, easy to use, affordable, and with an excellent customer service.

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6yr ago

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Maker

@jesus_formentin Thanks for your kind words. We're also happy to have you as great customer. Thanks for your support

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6yr ago

It would be great if this was GDPR compliant. Hopefully you can make this work.

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6yr ago

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Maker

@phil_co Thanks for your question. Pixela is perfectly compliant with GDPR. Pixela takes cares of injecting the pixel on behalf of other platforms like Facebook, Google Ads or Twitter. The GDPR compliance needs to be reviewed with these platforms. Pixela does not inject first parties cookies nor store retargeting data at all.

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6yr ago

@phil_co @juancolamendy The issue is that Pixela, I assume, tracks people prior to them giving consent. You cannot, under GDPR, inject a PIXEL until the user has accepted cookies. I don't know if there's ever any way around this, to be honest? (love the idea of this product, by the way :clap:)

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6yr ago

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Maker

@phil_co @sune_thorsen Thank you for your great feedback. I'll talk to my attorney about this topic. He tuned in our "terms and conditions" thinking in GDPR. Thanks so much

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6yr ago

@phil_co @juancolamendy I'm 110% rooting for you guys. I mentioned it because I'd rather make you aware than seeing you risk breaking GDPR :) GDPR got updated recently, so many sure your attorney is up-to-speed, hehe.

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6yr ago

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Maker

@phil_co @sune_thorsen Hi guys, I've looked into GDPR topic a little further. Now I'm working on solution for Pixela. I hope you can help me out to test it

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6yr ago

Connectiviteam

What is the main difference with PixelMe? Very curious!

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6yr ago

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Maker

@stanmassueras Thanks for your question. I've just checked PixelMe and at glance a big difference is the price. Pixela is half the price. I'll look into PixelMe and other products in the market to find more differences later on. I don't talk for other products, but I certify that Pixela has a good engineering and honors its quality and value proposition.

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6yr ago