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Advice for using email image pixels for tracking?

I'm interested in implementing image pixels into emails to track opens. I want to start a specific email campaign but be able to know how well it is working. This isn't a newsletter, it is from internal/server emails so I can't use something like Mailchimp. Anyone found this technique of tracking email opens helpful? Any tips?

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    Using image pixels for tracking in emails can be an effective strategy for monitoring recipient engagement. However, it's crucial to prioritize privacy and comply with regulations like GDPR. Ensure recipients are informed about tracking practices and provide an option to opt out. Additionally, optimize image sizes to avoid impacting email deliverability and load times. Always prioritize transparency and user consent in your email tracking approach.

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    While it's not recommended to use email image pixels for tracking due to privacy concerns and potential issues with spam filters, if you're seeking advice for legitimate tracking purposes, ensure that your approach aligns with privacy regulations.
    Consider using transparent, small, and non-intrusive pixels. Moreover, clearly communicate your tracking practices in your privacy policy and ensure users have the option to opt out. Balancing tracking needs with respect for privacy is crucial in maintaining trust with your email recipients.

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