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Give placements a structure
Create distinct links for social, email and print. Choose clear aliases and add UTM parameters to your destinations for campaign context.
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Every campaign.A clear connection.
Launch campaigns with dynamic links, QR codes and analytics in one platform. Keep destinations current and compare available activity across placements.
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Start with what you’re sharing.
Choose the tools that make it easier to reach.
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Keep the brand in view
Use memorable aliases and connect your own domain on an eligible plan. Check the plan’s domain allowance before adding multiple brands.
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Connect the printed campaign
Point a dynamic QR code to a short link so its destination can be updated after the creative is printed.
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Review the response
Inspect link visits and available referral context. Compare placements over the same date range and pair this with your destination analytics.
Explore analyticsKeep your links working for you
The creative is out. The destination can evolve.
A campaign rarely stands still. Edit the destination behind a shared short link as you move from teaser to launch. Keep the alias unchanged and check the redirected page after each update.
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Get started in three steps
A simple way
to get going.
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Map the placements
Choose a destination, naming convention and UTM values for each channel.
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Create and check
Create the short links, confirm each redirect and scan-test exported QR codes.
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Learn, then update
Review link activity and adjust destinations as the campaign progresses.
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Match the plan to the campaign.
Compare link and QR allowances, custom domains and statistics history against your campaign needs. For multiple brands, check the domain limits and account workflow before committing.
A plan you can use
Map your first client campaign.
Use a distinct short link for each placement, with one campaign name across email, social and print.
- 3 short links
- 1 dynamic QR code
- 0 bio pages
This setup uses the client’s existing campaign landing page. Replace the sample URL and agree who maintains the destinations before launch.
| Placement | Sample alias | Destination | Campaign tagging | QR? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newsletter | spring-email | https://example.org/spring |
| No |
| Instagram profile | spring-social | https://example.org/spring |
| No |
| Shop poster | spring-poster | https://example.org/spring |
| Dynamic |
Sample aliases are not reserved. Replace the example.org destinations and choose available aliases. The CSV is a planning worksheet; it does not create resources in your account. Counts assume each QR code uses one of the existing short links above. Check your plan allowances.
Build it in your account
- Create one short link for each row, using your real destination.
- In UTM Parameters, enter the Source, Medium and Campaign values. Review the preview and choose Update.
- For destinations that will change, set HTTP Status to 302 Temporary redirect before sharing. Open each link and check the destination and parameters.
- For rows marked Dynamic, create a QR code with Select from pre-existing links enabled. Select the matching short link, download and scan-test the code before printing.
Review what happens next
Compare each placement over the same dates. Use the destination’s analytics to connect campaign parameters with enquiries or purchases.
Compare recorded visits, not guaranteed people or conversions. QR activity can include other visits to the same short link. UTM values reach the destination; onward links may need their own tagging.
Understand the statisticsAlready sharing links elsewhere? Plan your move to ti-ny.link before replacing live links or printed codes.
Can I use a client’s domain?
Custom domains are available on eligible plans. You’ll need control of the domain’s DNS to complete setup. Review the current domain allowance and setup documentation before planning a branded rollout.
What should I check before managing several brands?
Compare the number of custom domains, links and QR codes you’ll need, together with statistics history. Try the account workflow with a sample campaign to check that it fits how your team organizes work across brands.
Can I add UTM parameters?
Yes. Open UTM Parameters in the link’s settings, enter Source, Medium and Campaign, then choose Update. Use a consistent campaign naming approach and check the final redirected URL after saving.
Does a link visit prove a conversion?
No. Link statistics show activity at the link. Measure completed purchases, enquiries or signups with the analytics on the destination and use campaign parameters to connect the context.
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