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Overview
Click Tracking modifies each link in your email body to track when recipients click on them. When a recipient clicks a link, they are first sent to our tracking server and then immediately redirected to the original destination URL. This feature provides detailed insights into email engagement and link performance.Requirements
Domain Validation
Click tracking only works for domains that are validated in the dashboard. Domains added through control panels or manual DNS configuration cannot use this feature.How Click Tracking Works
- Link Modification: Each link in your email body is automatically modified to point to our tracking server
- Click Detection: When a recipient clicks a link, they are first directed to our tracking server
- Event Logging: The click event is logged with recipient information and the original destination
- Redirect: The recipient is immediately redirected to the original URL destination
- Dashboard Reporting: Click events are displayed in your dashboard analytics
Setting Up Click Tracking
- Log into your dashboard and navigate to your validated domain
- Go to the Settings section and find Click Tracking
- Toggle the feature On or Off as needed
- Click Save to apply your settings
Custom Tracking Domain
By default, tracked links are routed throughlink.jete.ml. You can replace this with a subdomain of your own domain (for example, link.yourdomain.com) so tracking URLs match your brand. This applies to both click and open tracking.
How to configure
- In your domain settings, find the Custom Tracking Domain section
- Enter a subdomain of your validated domain in the Tracking subdomain field (e.g.,
link.yourdomain.com) - Click Save
- Add the CNAME record shown in the dashboard at your DNS provider
Why use a custom domain
- Branding: Recipients see links on your own domain instead of
jete.ml - Deliverability: Some filters treat shared tracking domains less favorably than first-party domains
- Trust: Users are more likely to click a link that matches the sender’s domain
Limitations and Considerations
Deliverability Impact
- Modified links can trigger spam filters
- Some email providers flag emails with tracking links
- May reduce overall email deliverability rates
User Experience
- Slight delay in link loading due to redirect process
- Some users may notice the tracking URL in their browser
- Privacy-conscious users may be wary of modified links
Technical Limitations
- Requires domain validation
- May not work with certain email clients that block redirects
Best Practices
When to Use Click Tracking
- Marketing campaigns where link performance is critical
- A/B testing different call-to-action links
- Understanding user engagement patterns
- Measuring campaign effectiveness
- Tracking conversion rates from email campaigns