_Bryan_
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- May 30, 2010
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Hello guys, I'm just getting started with Amazon Associates and I have a question:
When I get the link of a product from my AA dashboard, it also includes an HTML image tag with a tracking pixel attached to it. When someone loads the page of my website where the HTML code is present, it adds a click to my Amazon stats, even without them clicking through to the product.
The issue is that I don't want my stats to be inflated in a fake way, because it would ruin my tracking and optimizing methods. However, I am afraid that if I just copy the link and the text provided by AA, they might ban my account (I've seen a lot of threads having issues with linking and getting banned lately).
So can anyone shed some light on this mystery and whether I should remove it, or let Amazon keep judging my traffic and inflating the stats?
When I get the link of a product from my AA dashboard, it also includes an HTML image tag with a tracking pixel attached to it. When someone loads the page of my website where the HTML code is present, it adds a click to my Amazon stats, even without them clicking through to the product.
The issue is that I don't want my stats to be inflated in a fake way, because it would ruin my tracking and optimizing methods. However, I am afraid that if I just copy the link and the text provided by AA, they might ban my account (I've seen a lot of threads having issues with linking and getting banned lately).
So can anyone shed some light on this mystery and whether I should remove it, or let Amazon keep judging my traffic and inflating the stats?