Does Bing Ads allow tracking pixels?

Hello BHW memebrs!

I'm trying to make first steps in PPC and I started reading Bing Ads editorial guidelines. One of the clauses says:

The inclusion of any online tracking technologies, such as web beacons, pixels, LSOs etc. is strictly disallowed.

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Here is the link for your reference:

http://advertise.bingads.microsoft.com/en-us/editorial-image-audio-and-video-guidelines

So, my question is why Bing disallows pixel tracking and how other marketers get around this obstacle?

Bing definitely does not allow tracking pixels or any third-party tracking technology. Bing has a page dedicated to telling you how you can track conversions and other activities using Bing ads. http://advertise.bingads.microsoft....ons-and-other-site-activities-for-my-campaign

i use propser 202 without any issues you sauing this is not allowed??

Zwielicht said:

Bing definitely does not allow tracking pixels or any third-party tracking technology. Bing has a page dedicated to telling you how you can track conversions and other activities using Bing ads. http://advertise.bingads.microsoft.com/en-us/help-topic/how-to/51049/how-can-i-track-conversions-and-other-site-activities-for-my-campaign

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I agree with theres, if I use prosper 202 what happens then?

theres said:

i use propser 202 without any issues you sauing this is not allowed??

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Assuming it's still true that third-party tracking is not allowed, I would imagine that rule is not heavily enforced (we're not talking about hyper-sensitive Google here who will ban you for any and every reason). It's probably the jaywalking of Bing Ads rules.

maribge said:

I agree with theres, if I use prosper 202 what happens then?

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Probably nothing considering people have been using Prosper 202 for years with Bing Ads and I cannot find anything related about people being banned from Bing ads over third-party tracking software.