Campaigns and tracking links

#What it does

A campaign is one post's own address, such as yourdomain.com/?s=reel12. We count the views, paid taps and 18+ passes that came through it. Your platform counts who subscribed and what they paid, through a tracking link you make in its dashboard. Put the two together on the Campaigns screen and you can see which post made money, not just which one got taps.

#Make a tracking link on OnlyFans

• Sign in to OnlyFans on the web and open the menu.
• Find Tracking links. It sits in the statistics or marketing part of the menu.
• Create a new tracking link and name it after the post, the same name you use here.
• Copy the link it gives you. It looks like onlyfans.com/yourname/c12.

Each tracking link shows its own clicks, subscribers and earnings in that list.

#Make a tracking link on Fansly

• Sign in to Fansly on the web and open your creator settings.
• Find the tracking or referral links section.
• Create a link, name it after the post, and copy it.

Fanvue works the same way, from its tracking links page.

#Put it on a campaign

• Open Campaigns in your dashboard and make a campaign named after the post.
• Pick the address: one of your domains, or one of your poplinks.
• Paste the tracking link. It has to be the same platform as the paid link on that page. An OnlyFans page takes an OnlyFans tracking link.
• Copy the campaign address and put it on the post, in the caption, a link sticker or your bio while the post is up.

From then on, paid taps that came through that address go to your tracking link instead of your usual paid link. Everybody else still goes to your usual paid link. The tracking link is never written into your page, the same as every other destination.

#Type in the money

Your platform shows subscribers and earnings per tracking link. Copy them onto the campaign, one at a time, or paste a few lines at once:

Copycampaign,subs,revenue
reel12,14,340.50
storygym,3,45

The table then shows each campaign's views, taps, 18+ passes, subscribers, revenue and revenue per 1,000 views, with the best and the worst marked.

#Measured and typed

Views, taps and 18+ passes are measured by peekin. Subscribers and revenue are typed by you, and we cannot check them. The table labels every column so the two never get mixed up. Revenue is in US dollars, because that is how OnlyFans and Fansly report it.