So how about using an IMG tag to track Analytics

Analytics with no Javascript anyone?

My last post covered how to inject Google Analytics into pages where it was not really possible to introduce javascript. by using a gadget. But what about the case where you cant insert a gadget, or you want some more granularity? It occurred to me that a creatively constructed IMG tag with some parameters (most web site creators allow you to link to images at least) defining what to track could probably go off and do the necessary tracking without the calling web page knowing it was doing anything other than serving an image.

Watch this space for a solution.

Bruce

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