LeadsLeap Tip
See What People Are Actually Clicking
If you're putting links in emails, articles, or webpages, it helps to know which ones people actually click.
Here's what I did.
I started using the Link Tracker in LeadsLeap instead of guessing which links were getting attention.
A tracked link lets me see whether people are clicking. That gives me something real to work with instead of relying on assumptions.
Your small step for today
Choose one link you're already sharing.
Create a tracked version of that link in your link-tracking tool. If you use LeadsLeap, you'll find Link Tracker in the Tracker section.
Use the tracked link the next time you share it.
Then check the results.
What are you looking for?
Nothing complicated.
Did anyone click?
If one link gets more attention than another, that's useful information. It can help you decide what to write about, what to promote, and what may need to be improved.
Don't measure everything.
Start with one link.
We're not trying to become statisticians. We're simply replacing a little guessing with a little information.
That's enough for today.