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Banner, Richmedia, and Text AdsHowever, it's only possible to track first level code without any special requirements. It means that if the HTML code links to an external JavaScript/IFRAME that dynamically generates additional HTML code, which changes on every invocation and is outside our control (not modifiable), we need the other ad server to support a feature called "external/3rd party click tracking".
For example: Google AdSense's serving code dynamically generates textlinks each time that are not pre-determinable. AdSpeed does not alter the code generated by AdSense both technically and legally (against their terms). Unless 3rd party click tracking is supported by Google AdSense, these clicks are not traceable by our system.
The 3rd party click tracking feature allows AdSpeed to track click served by other ad servers. This feature is reciprocal between ad servers. Here is the process flow:
Another way to prepare DoubleClick's Motif tag, go to Motif tag generator, enter your ad information and in Publisher Information section, for the field Site click redirect URL (SSCS), enter the AdSpeed's Click Tracking URL, that you find on the first tab when you click an ad name.

















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