What is link tracking?
If link tracking is enabled, whenever the links within your email messages are clicked/opened by the recipient, you will get a notification in your browser.
How does link tracking work?
When link tracking is enabled, your links will be automatically masked with our tracking links. It will redirect the user to the final destination URL hyperlinked by you. When any recipient clicks the masked URL, our server will be pinged, and you will get the notification instantly.
How to avoid spam filters? How to stay safe from spam filters while using link tracking?
Hiding the real destination of a linked message is a common tactic of what are known as phishing attacks, where a wrong URL is hidden behind what appears to be a legitimate URL Email spam filters may flag tracked links as spam due to this.
We recommend using descriptive links to reduce the chance of your email being flagged as spam by your filters.
For example, use
SalesHandy instead of www.saleshandy.com
On rare occasions, the recipient's mail filters may flag link-tracking enabled email as spam regardless of using descriptive links. These are additional best practices that will reduce the chances of your link-tracked email being flagged as spam:
Be sure to include your recipient's email address in the To: field
Ask your recipient to whitelist your email address in their spam filter
Keep your email short and succinct
Include the date in your email body
Things to avoid when drafting an email:
Talking about winning or losing money
Writing an email that looks like a mortgage pitch
Words like "Money back guarantee"
Words like "CLICK HERE! Or FREE! or DISCOUNT"
Note :
If you send bulk emails, we recommend not to put too many links in your emails because it may reduce your email deliverability. Turn off the link tracking in email campaigns to get better results.