Traffic trends
Compare click volume over time and identify changes after a campaign, post, or profile update.
See how audiences reach your links and which destinations earn attention without turning reporting into a spreadsheet project.
Compare click volume over time and identify changes after a campaign, post, or profile update.
Break traffic down by supported geography, device, browser, referrer, and UTM dimensions.
Measure profile views and individual card clicks instead of treating the whole profile as one number.
A click total shows volume, but it does not explain where the traffic came from or what the visitor used. Segmentation turns that total into information you can act on.
For example, device data can reveal a mobile-heavy audience, while referrer and UTM values can separate a newsletter campaign from a creator partnership.
A public profile has two stages: the visitor opens the page and then chooses a destination card. Measuring both stages helps identify whether the profile layout and link order support the intended action.
Compare card clicks after changing titles, positions, images, or visual templates. Keep tests focused so the reason for a change is easier to interpret.
Analytics should collect only the information needed to operate and improve the service. Avoid treating approximate geography or user-agent classification as a precise identity.
Campaign owners should also configure their own consent and privacy practices when adding external analytics or advertising pixels.
Yes. Linktery separates public-profile views from clicks on the links displayed inside that profile.
Linktery records supported device and approximate geographic dimensions for traffic analysis and routing.
Use a consistent lowercase convention for source, medium, and campaign so reports do not split the same channel across multiple spellings.