Re: [epub] Tracking New Subscribers

["Penny Widell" <pennydw@xxxxxxxxxx>]

From: "Penny Widell" <pennydw@wcenet.com>

Hi Dave,

If I was going to track traffic to a website you, would put a 
question mark like this. http://www.whatever yoursite is 
here.com?ad1and whatever else you want to use as a code.
Then when they click on it will show up in your logs and the 
visitor will still get the page they wanted. 

Also you can do the same with your email too. Just add it like 
this. pennydw@wcenet.com?subject=epubspost
Then when they send you an email the subject is already filled 
out.  Only thing is though I have found is when you use this for 
advertising people seem to think that they need to take the 
subject off then send it and ask for information and then you 
wonder what the H@## they want.

Penny

> From: Dave Lenweaver <del@lenweaver.com>
> 
> I remember seeing once a method of adding some code to and URL so
> tracking new subscribers from a specific ad buy or trade would be
> made easier. I believe it involved adding a "?" and some other
> code at the end of the url for tracking purposes. Can anyone shed
> some light on the process for me?
> 

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