Campaign links you can compare.
Give each channel in a campaign its own short link, tagged the same way every time. Then see which one people clicked.
What Lox does for you
- Tag links the same way across channels
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UTM template
Save source, medium and campaign once and apply them to every link.
- Tell channels apart
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Custom alias
One link per channel, such as lox.li/s/spring-ig and lox.li/s/spring-email.
- Keep a campaign's links together
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Folders and tags
A folder per campaign and a tag per channel.
- End the offer on time
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Expiry with fallback URL
After the last day, visitors land on your main shop page.
- Report the results
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Analytics + CSV export
Compare clicks per link and export them for your report.
Example setup
lox.li/s/spring-ig
shop.example.com/spring
utm_source=instagram, utm_medium=social · tag Instagram
lox.li/s/spring-email
shop.example.com/spring
utm_source=newsletter, utm_medium=email · tag Email
lox.li/s/spring-flyer
shop.example.com/spring
utm_medium=print · QR code on flyers
(all three)
Folder Spring sale · expire on the last day, fall back to shop.example.com
Questions
Does Lox track conversions or sales?
No. Lox counts clicks. The UTM tags carry through to your site, so your web analytics can report what those visitors did next.
Can I see clicks by country?
No. Lox reports the referrer, device type, browser and operating system of each click.
Related use cases
All use cases- Know which newsletter links get clicked. Shorten each link in an email, tag it with a saved UTM template and see its clicks.
- Print once, change the link any time. Lox QR codes hold a short link, so you can change the destination after the print run.
- Clean links for every sponsor. Swap long affiliate URLs for short links your audience can read, and see the clicks each sponsor gets.
100 links and 2 bio pages, free.
Short links, QR codes and analytics on every one. No card needed.