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Use 1 pixel to differentiate the area.
Then separate the campaign by geo, without separating pixels.
 
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Luke Spencer said:
I would like to know if it's necessary to use a new pixel code for products with two different product attributes across different regions. It currently has no data at all. Would the old pixel code still be applicable?
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Pixels track events, not specific product attributes, so as long as you set up your events correctly one pixel can cover multiple regions and variations.
 
Using only MPPTK pixels is sufficient; it will be better for your website and your results.
 
You can continue using the existing pixel code, as it works across regions and product attributes when properly configured, even if it currently has no data.
 
Just use the old pixels, set up the events and parameters for each region, and that should be enough.
 
The same Meta Pixel can be used, but if you want different region or product feature-tracking, it is better to get a new pixel.
 
Alex drimar said:
Use 1 pixel to differentiate the area.
Then separate the campaign by geo, without separating pixels.
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Your method sounds very good; it seems to have no impact on data accumulation, and the accumulation of old pixels is very beneficial for similar products. Geographic location doesn't seem to affect the pixels.
 
Rovie Artash said:
Just use the old pixels, set up the events and parameters for each region, and that should be enough.
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I conducted a comparative test using both old and new pixel tracking methods simultaneously. This allowed me to better distinguish whether these effects truly exist, which will be very helpful for my future ad campaign settings.
 
Oliviagc said:
You can continue using the existing pixel code, as it works across regions and product attributes when properly configured, even if it currently has no data.
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So, it means that data can be accumulated, and the previous historical data will not be affected? Is that correct?
 
Luke Spencer said:
I would like to know if it's necessary to use a new pixel code for products with two different product attributes across different regions. It currently has no data at all. Would the old pixel code still be applicable?
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In this case, you are not required to create a new pixel unless you want to completely separate the data between markets
 
You can utilize the existing pixels without creating a new one that's unnecessary.
 
You don't necessarily need a new pixel. One pixel can handle multiple products and regions as long as the events and parameters are set up correctly.
 
In most cases, you don’t have to create a new pixel just because the product has different attributes or regions. An existing pixel can still work as long as the event setup is correct and data starts flowing.
 
If the pixel has no data yet, you can safely reuse it. Different attributes or regions don’t require a new pixel just separate events or ad sets if needed. Only worth starting a fresh pixel if the old one is polluted with bad or irrelevant data.
 
There's no need to create a new pixel. If it's the same website/domain, the old pixel will still work, even without data. The pixel will relearn itself when traffic comes in. You should only create a new pixel if the domain or funnel is completely different.
 
I think Luke Spencer's question is a great one, and it highlights the importance of considering the specific use case when deciding between old and new pixels. If the products have different attributes across regions, I'd recommend using the new pixel code (Conversion API) to ensure accurate tracking and data collection, especially since there's no existing data to build upon. Can you tell us more about the products and regions in question, Luke, and what kind of targeting and tracking you're looking to achieve?
 
I think it is not necessarily required to use a new pixel. If the 2 products are on the same website then you only need to use 1, if it's a new product then it needs some time for the pixel to relearn data so don't worry too much. You should only create a pixel when you create another separate website.
 
Luke Spencer said:
I would like to know if it's necessary to use a new pixel code for products with two different product attributes across different regions. It currently has no data at all. Would the old pixel code still be applicable?
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You can keep the same pixel, just pass different attributes and region data. Changing the pixel usually does more harm than good.
 
No, it’s not necessary to use a new pixel just because the product has different attributes in different regions. A pixel is tied to the website or ad account, not to individual products, so the existing pixel can still be used even if the product currently has no data. You should only consider a new pixel if the website or business is completely separate; otherwise, using the same pixel with additional parameters is sufficient.
 
You can use medium pixel for a more accessible and cost-effective customer base.
 
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