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I find the email tracking in hostinger is quite effective. Unless the recipient is blocking remote content you get the tracking response without them easily noticing.
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Does this even work anymore or is it something that is wrongly being perpetuated?
Last time I checked (many years back when I was involved in email marketing campaigns) Gmail introduced an image proxy by default and Microsoft announced one too.
Unless there's a new technique of doing this, that invisible pixel image in your emails is only tracking the activity of a proxy server.
Last time I checked (many years back when I was involved in email marketing campaigns) Gmail introduced an image proxy by default and Microsoft announced one too.
Unless there's a new technique of doing this, that invisible pixel image in your emails is only tracking the activity of a proxy server.
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