I have been using Linktree for a while, and I got 3.12K total clicks.
The CTR (people actually clicking on a link after visiting the website) is kinda high: almost 66%
I have added the Linktree link on:
- Instagram
- Hashnode
- TikTok
- Devto
- GitHub
- Anchorfm
- YouTube (also added the new banner and fixed some things there)
This will hopefully lead more traffic to the Linktree site
I got the Upgraded version, which is 6 euros per month.
This allowed me to choose a specific layout and hid the Linktree logo.
Activity
This is the most interesting part.
I went from 5/7 clicks per day to...318 🤯
This is impressive
Top locations
Top countries for views:
🇮🇳India
🇺🇸US
🇮🇹Italy
🇬🇧UK
🇳🇬Nigeria
🇩🇪Germany
🇨🇦Canada
🇰🇪Kenya
🇨🇭Switzerland
🇫🇷France
Top Referrers
This block shows the total Views and Time to Click from each referrer. A referrer is where your visitor came from before landing on your Linktree.
We have a clear winner here. Which is of course Twitter.
Device Analytics
Most of the people came from Mobile.
HOWEVER, the CTR from Desktop is way higher (~90% against 53% on mobile)
This means that people coming from DEsktop are way more likely to click on some links
Conclusion
The most important thing is that linking all the social together gave me an idea of my future goal, which is to build a community of 1 Million people.
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Wish me luck!
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