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Ad tracking demo.

One real creative file. A clear measurement trail. See creative delivery, estimated visibility and interaction reports after you choose to allow site analytics.

MEASUREMENT OFF
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This is a sample promotion for our own tool. No paid campaign or third-party ad network is connected. The advertisement and its link work without analytics consent.

The text link remains available even if the creative graphic cannot load.

What this page has recorded

Site analytics is off. The advertisement still works. No optional ad events, device details or timing reports are sent; ordinary request logs still apply.

01

Ad loaded

Not recorded

02

Estimated view

Not recorded

03

Ad click

Not recorded

04

Creative error

No error observed

05

Measurement summary

Not recorded

“Recorded” appears only after our server accepts an event. A load requires a successfully loaded creative image. Loads, estimated views and errors are each reported at most once per page visit. A summary is sent when this tab hides, when you leave, or when you use the button above; at most four summaries are sent per page visit. Clicking the ad opens the CSV tool.

What is measured?

  • Creative delivery: an actual image load, a browser image error, or a 15-second observation timeout. When available and covered by your consent, the report includes request/response timing, HTTP status and transferred/body byte counts. A zero byte count is not proof that a browser used its cache.
  • Estimated view: the creative has loaded and at least half of its slot intersects the viewport continuously for one second while this tab is visible and Cookie settings is closed. This estimates an opportunity to see the ad; it does not prove attention or account for every obstruction.
  • Visibility summary: maximum visible percentage and time with any part or at least half of the slot visible after the creative has loaded, plus delay until the first estimated view. Pending or failed creatives, hidden tabs and open Cookie settings do not add to these exposure measures. The current intersection percentage only describes where the slot sits in the viewport.
  • Click: activation of the image or text link, with elapsed time since a load report when available. This does not prove a completed action on the next page.

Which details accompany it?

With site analytics allowed: language, time zone, screen/window dimensions, pixel ratio, orientation, online status, navigation type, creative/slot identifiers and dimensions, event time, and a snapshot of the accepted consent version and time. Only short letters/numbers/underscore/hyphen labels from utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign may be included; other URL values are excluded.

The server adds the connecting IP, user-agent and selected request headers. Where a local DB-IP database provides a match, it adds approximate IP-derived location. This is not GPS or a verified identity; VPNs, shared networks and browser privacy settings affect accuracy.

Measurements begin with consent. An image already loaded before a new choice is marked accordingly without importing its earlier timing. Saved consent that was already valid at navigation can cover that request, but unobserved visibility time is never invented. Missing browser measurements remain unavailable.

Records appear in the password-protected dashboard and use its 14-day history. The optional site cookie links activity to this browser, independently of Google Analytics. Ordinary requests still record selected headers and network details when optional analytics is declined. Read the privacy policy or . Declining stops future optional measurements; existing records remain until deleted or expired.

Your data stays yours.

CSV contents, pasted text, filenames and converted files stay in your browser. We do not upload or store them on our server.

Our private dashboard records IP addresses, browser strings, selected request headers, request times, response status, known page paths and referring website origins. Headers include accepted formats, language and browser-provided client hints; authentication headers and raw cookie values are excluded. Sessions use a 30-minute inactivity gap. Records older than 14 days are removed on an hourly cleanup cycle.

Declining site analytics stops future optional ad events and cookie-based recognition. Existing records and ordinary server request logging remain. Separate server and security logs rotate independently; resetting the dashboard does not erase them or cookies on visitors’ devices. Administrator sign-in uses a separate necessary, secure session cookie.

Do not put sensitive information in the website URL. Always check the preview and keep your original CSV before using a converted copy.