How to make one#
- Open the “Domains” tab.
- In the row of the domain you need, click “Settings” — a window with promo codes and traffic links opens.
- In the “Traffic links” block type a label name — the panel builds the link at once and shows the “Copy” button.
https://your-domain.com/?src=yt_reviewHow to name it#
The name is Latin letters, digits, _ and -, up to 32 characters. A handy scheme: platform_something.
| Source | Example label |
|---|---|
| A YouTube video | yt_obzor, yt_inventory1 |
| A TikTok profile | tt_profile |
| Your own Telegram channel | tg_channel |
| An ad in a channel | ad_chan1_a |
| A blogger | bl_nickname_1 |
Make a separate label for every channel, video or ad post: a shared label will not show what paid off. More ideas — in Promotion.
What you see#
A table per label:
- Visits — how many people followed the link.
- Signed in via Steam — how many of them reached sign-in, with a percentage of visits.
- Requests and Sales — how many requests were created and how many completed.
- Volume — the volume of completed deals for that label.
The table is sorted by volume, then by visits, so the most productive labels are on top. The “Copy” button in a row copies the ready link.
A visitor is pinned (by IP address) to the first label they arrived through. If they later return through another link, the sale is still credited to the first label.
Deleting#
If you delete a label, its statistics are erased. If people keep following the link, the label reappears from zero.