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Uhh, give us a little more to go on, please. &nbsp;Why do you want to do this? &nbsp;And is there any example you can show us (via a URL) that does the thing you want to do?<br />
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From a first reading this sounds like the functionality of <a href="http://www.google.com/doubleclick/" rel="ugc">DoubleClick</a>, but until we know a little more I'm not sure how to answer.
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Uhh, give us a little more to go on, please.  Why do you want to do this?  And is there any example you can show us (via a URL) that does the thing you want to do?

From a first reading this sounds like the functionality of DoubleClick [http://www.google.com/doubleclick/], but until we know a little more I'm not sure how to answer.

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retargeting &nbsp;is a code you add on your page that cookies user who view page so you can keep showing them the advertisement later on....
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retargeting  is a code you add on your page that cookies user who view page so you can keep showing them the advertisement later on....

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I have a bitly link and want to send my customers to page &nbsp; example.html<br />
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in the middle I need a page where I can add some retargeting javascript code and fire it and then redirect to &nbsp;example.html<br />
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what would be the code to accomplish this?
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I have a bitly link and want to send my customers to page   example.html

in the middle I need a page where I can add some retargeting javascript code and fire it and then redirect to  example.html

what would be the code to accomplish this?

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