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Which pixel to put to track in Convert2media?

by BloggerDeen
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I am using tracking202 for tracking and in last step in global tracking pixel it ask to choose between Unsecured http:// link and secured http:// link, so which one I should use?
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  • Profile picture of the author Filter
    Unless you have your own SSL cert, you can't use a secure pixel (https).
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  • Profile picture of the author williamrs
    Just use the unsecured one (http, not https).
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  • Profile picture of the author BloggerDeen
    Thanks guys for help. I guess then I will go with unsecured one.
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    • Profile picture of the author Filter
      Originally Posted by BloggerDeen View Post

      Thanks guys for help. I guess then I will go with unsecured one.
      You'll need to check with your CPA network first BloggerDeen. Some only accept a secure pixel. If that's the case, see if they accept a postback URL instead as that is normally an unsecured link and is also available in Prosper/Tracking202
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  • Profile picture of the author KC-Coop
    Originally Posted by BloggerDeen View Post

    I am using tracking202 for tracking and in last step in global tracking pixel it ask to choose between Unsecured http:// link and secured http:// link, so which one I should use?
    Are you using Tracking202 or the self hosted Prosper202 version?

    If you are using Tracking202 - I am fairly certain they have an SSL cert and you can use the secured pixel. Although I'd suggest that you get Prosper202 and host it yourself.

    Our network requires secure pixels - I'm not sure if C2M does or not - but it's worth getting the SSL certificate for all the networks that do - because there are a lot of them.
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    • Profile picture of the author Filter
      Originally Posted by KC-Coop View Post

      Our network requires secure pixels
      But the great thing about WolfStorm is you also accept standard http postback which works perfectly

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