Skip to main content

Capture First-Party Data from Campaign Impressions and Interactions

Learn how to capture first-party data from campaign impressions and interactions using JavaScript tags, image pixels, or URL redirects.

J
Written by Juan Sebastian Franco
Updated over a month ago

Why Capture Campaign Data?

Tracking impressions, clicks, and conversions from your campaigns allows you to:

  • Build audience segments based on real campaign engagement.

  • Retarget users who interacted with your ads.

  • Optimize ad performance by analyzing user behavior.

  • Activate first-party data across different ad platforms.

Methods to Capture Campaign Data

Loop supports three methods to capture first-party data (1PD) from campaigns. The best approach depends on the platform where your ads are running:

Method

When to Use It

Implementation

JavaScript Tag

When the platform allows executing JS (e.g., owned websites, some DSPs)

Requires placing a Loop Tag on the ad destination

Image Pixel

When JS execution is restricted (e.g., email, some ad platforms)

Uses a tracking pixel embedded in the ad

URL Redirect

When tracking needs to occur via URL parameters

Uses redirect links to capture user interactions

How to Choose the Right Method

  • If your platform allows JavaScript execution, use the JavaScript Tag for the most complete data capture.

  • If the platform restricts JavaScript, use an Image Pixel.

  • If tracking must occur via URL parameters, use a URL Redirect.

Next Steps

Did this answer your question?