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Tracking links

Tracking links lets you monitor where your fans come from and their spending habits.

Updated over a month ago

Tracking links are an easy way to stay on top of your OnlyFans traffic by enabling you to know where the fan came from plus monitor their spending habits. This will help you figure out which channel performs best for you.

Creating a free trial link

  1. Go to Growth > Tracking Links and select Create link

  2. Give your link a name

  3. Select the channel source for where you'll use the link (e.g., TikTok, Reddit, Twitch). This will help you analyze the performance later

  4. (Optional) Choose the list you want to add the new fans to

  5. Click Confirm to save

By automatically adding fans to a list, you make it easier to send targeted or group messages later.

Promo costs

When creating tracking links, you can manually input the promo cost for each campaign to calculate the ROI of your campaign.

To add a promo cost:

  1. Go to Growth > Tracking links

  2. Select the โœ๏ธ icon in the Promo cost column

  3. Input the amount spent spent to promote the link on other channels (e.g. sponsored Instagram posts)

The inputed promo costs is then used to calculate the ROI metric in the table.

Deactivating active campaign links

Once a campaign is complete, you can easily deactivate the tracking link.
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  1. Go to Growth > Tracking links

  2. In the campaign table, under Actions

  3. Click Deactivate

  4. You'll be prompted to confirm campaign deactivation

  5. Click Deactivate to confirm

Note: Expired campaigns will automatically be hidden from the campaign list. To view expired campaigns, toggle the Expired switch on.

Tracking link metrics

You can use the metrics in the overview page to understand how your tracking link is performing.

Metric

Definition

Clicks

The total number of times the particular tracking link was clicked

Subs

The total number of subscribers acquired with the specific tracking link

Subscription CVR (conversion rate)

The percentage of clicks that successfully become subscribers

Revenue

Total amount spent by fans on subscriptions and content after clicking on the free trial link.

Spending CVR (conversion rate)

The percentage of subscribers that have contributed revenue through purchases of Posts, Messages, Streams, Tips to the total number of subscribers. This metric does not include revenue from subscriptions.

Profit

Revenue - promo costs

CPC (cost per click)

Promo cost / number of link clicks

RPC (revenue per click)

Revenue / # of clicks

CPS (cost per subscriber)

Promo cost / # of paid subscriptions

ARPS (average revenue per subscriber)

Revenue / # of subscribers acquired from the tracking link

ROI

Profit / Revenue x 100

Every fan gained through a promotion or campaign link will be tracked any time they engage with Creator, making it easy for you to track the performance of your engagement strategies.


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