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<b>Can I pass an email address to my tracking link?</b><br />
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You can &ldquo;manually&rdquo; pass any data you want to your tracking links by simply appending Sub-IDs to the end of any tracking link as described in the FAQ below:<br />
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&hellip; but ClickMagick will also automatically look for email addresses in the &ldquo;query string&rdquo; of all requests, and if it finds an email address it will automatically populate the first available Sub-ID with this email.<br />
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For example, with Aweber you can enable a feature that&rsquo;ll add the user&rsquo;s email address to the end of your &ldquo;thank you&rdquo; page URL. When you do, Aweber will redirect the user to a URL that looks like this:<br />
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<code>http://$linkdomain/?email=user%40domain.com</code><br />
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<div class="faq-tip"><b>Tip:</b> <code>%40</code>&nbsp;is the URL-encoded form of the <code>@</code>&nbsp;symbol.</div>
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So as long as you enable this feature in Aweber or any other similar features in other 3rd-party systems, and you make sure to redirect users to a ClickMagick tracking link, this is how you can get users&rsquo; email addresses into ClickMagick in the form of Sub-IDs even if the other system doesn&rsquo;t provide tokens for doing so.<br />
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You might find this useful for all sorts of things. For example, the user that suggested this feature is using the email address as a way to manually track back-end phone sales that couldn&rsquo;t otherwise be tracked.
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