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Marketing tracking is the practice of connecting marketing activity to measurable outcomes such as visits, leads, purchases, calls, or other conversions. A useful tracking system answers three questions: where did the visitor come from, what did they do, and which campaign deserves credit?
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Conversion tracking records whether a visitor completes an action you care about—such as a purchase, lead, signup, call, or booked appointment—and connects that action back to marketing activity.
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Marketing attribution is the method used to assign credit for a conversion across the touchpoints that happened before it. Different models answer different questions, so there is no single attribution model that is automatically “correct” for every business.
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First-party tracking uses data collected in the direct relationship between a visitor and the website or business they are interacting with, rather than depending primarily on third-party tracking across unrelated sites.
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Server-side tracking sends measurement events from a server or backend system rather than relying only on JavaScript running in the visitor’s browser. It is commonly used alongside browser tracking to improve reliability and control.
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Affiliate link tracking helps you identify which page, campaign, email, ad, placement, or creative generated a click—and, when the network supports the necessary data flow, which of those clicks later produced a conversion.