Prove which links produced the traffic.
Create a separate link for every client, creator, advertisement and placement. Compare valid clicks and share a controlled report without exposing the rest of your workspace.
The same destination URL hides which promotion sent the visitor.
Campaign reporting becomes vague when every creator and channel shares one unlabelled URL. Get/Tracked preserves the source before the redirect happens.
Separate every source
Create one tracking link for each creator, advertisement, newsletter, message or QR placement.
Compare valid response
Review total, unique and repeat clicks with bot and preview traffic filtered out.
Share selected proof
Invite a client to view only the click, audience, link or export fields you approve.
From the tracking-link click to the issued redirect.
Each valid visit keeps the context needed to compare campaign traffic without claiming a purchase or reading the destination website.
Total and unique clicks
Separate valid visits, estimated unique visitors and repeat activity.
Source, medium and placement
Preserve the channel structure created before distribution.
Device, OS and browser
Understand the environment behind eligible visits.
Approximate location
Review country, region and city when edge data is available.
Referrer
See the available referring host while treating missing referrers as direct.
Redirect trail
Retain the final URL and report that Get/Tracked issued the redirect response.
More clicks and better click quality are not always the same.
Total and unique counts let an agency distinguish broad traffic from repeated campaign activity.
2,820Total clicks
2,500Unique clicks
320 repeat clicks1,060Total clicks
1,000Unique clicks
94% unique trafficCampaign-level links make source and placement differences visible before traffic becomes mixed inside the destination website.
From client brief to a clear traffic report.
- 01
Create the campaign
Add the client brand and campaign name.
- 02
Generate separate links
Label every meaningful source, medium and placement.
- 03
Distribute with intent
Give each link to its intended creator, advertisement or channel.
- 04
Review click response
Compare valid visits, unique visitors, devices, locations and destinations.
- 05
Invite the client
Share only the campaign fields required for that relationship.
Clear about where Campaign Tracking stops.
A recorded click confirms the request. Get/Tracked stores the eligible click before responding with the destination redirect.
A redirect is not a page-load guarantee. It confirms Get/Tracked sent the browser onward, not that the destination page fully rendered.
Website behaviour stays separate. Pages, sessions and interactions belong in Website Analytics when its script is installed with appropriate disclosure.
Questions before you bring in a client.
Can I manage multiple client campaigns?+
Yes. Campaigns are separated by workspace, brand and campaign so one client’s results do not become mixed with another report.
Can clients access only their own campaign?+
Yes. Campaign owners can invite selected users and choose which click-report sections they may view.
Does a redirect prove the destination page loaded?+
No. It proves Get/Tracked issued the redirect response. Destination-page behaviour requires separate Website Analytics.
Can every creator receive a separate link?+
Yes. Each creator, channel or placement can have a distinct tracking link while every visitor is redirected to the same final destination.
Does Campaign Tracking read sales or private website data?+
No. The campaign report is intentionally limited to click-to-redirect information.
Explore the workflow that matches your team.
Give every campaign link a clear trail.
Start with one campaign, separate every placement and share only the evidence the client needs.