Campaign
You’re looking to increase traffic to your site through solo ads. But how do you go about tracking the performance of your campaign?
There are a few key things you need to look at when tracking the performance of your solo ad campaign. The first is click-through rate (CTR). This is the number of times people who see your ad click on it. A high CTR means that your ad is effective and that people are interested in what you’re offering.
The second thing you need to track is conversion rate. This is the number of people who take the action you want them to take after clicking on your ad. For example, if you’re selling a product, the conversion rate would be the number of people who buy the product.
To track CTR and conversion rate, you need to use a tracking URL. This is a special URL that’s used to track the performance of your ad. When someone clicks on your ad, they’ll be taken to the tracking URL first, and then redirected to your website. The tracking URL will record the click and redirect them to your website.
To set up a tracking URL, you need to use a tool like Google Analytics. Once you’ve set up your account and added the tracking code to your website, you can create a tracking URL for each solo ad campaign.
When creating your tracking URL, you need to include two pieces of information: The name of the campaign and an identifier for the ad itself. For example, if your campaign is called “Solo Ad Campaign 1” and the identifier for the ad is “ad1”, then the tracking URL would be:
You can include additional parameters in the URL if you want to track other things, such as where the traffic came from or what keyword they used to find your ad. However, those are Optional 。 The important thing is that you include the name of the campaign and the identifier for the ad so you can track it properly.
Once you have your tracking URL, you need to add it to your solo ad so people will be taken to it when they click on your ad. To do this, simply add ?tracking=YOURTRACKINGURL at the end of your regular website URL. For example:
