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One example is an unsubscribe link. Legally, it would be no bueno to have it behind any sort of login. Another is just counting if a link from an email was cli
by justinator 2y ago
One example is an unsubscribe link. Legally, it would be no bueno to have it behind any sort of login.
Another is just counting if a link from an email was clicked. I want friction to be as little as possible. That's done by having some sort of redirect, but you have to use a JavaScript initiated post to weed add false positives. That's already ridiculous, but because of automated link prefetchers, you still need to disable that and show a f'n button.
And then I have to answer to clients that want to know why their clickthrough stats are down precipitously and I don't honestly have the wherewithall to explain the inner workers of every filter that snoops their email before they read it.