Links
codes and clicks you can count.

TikTok's and Instagram's in-app browsers often open a link without saying where the visitor came from. Counted the usual way, a big share of your clicks shows up as "unknown", which is no use to you or the brand.

So the link you share on each platform carries a small tag saying where it was posted. The tag wins when it's there; when it isn't, we fall back to where the visitor came from. The brand sees TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and link-in-bio clicks apart, and you see which platform actually drives people to buy.

Most brands issue a discount code with a deal. It's stored on the deal with the link, cleaned up to look the way the brand prints it, and put into your captions, Story stickers and YouTube descriptions by your team.

Clicks are only half the story. The brand reports the sales your link and code brought in from its own campaign portal, and those sales sit beside the clicks in the results report. When the next brand asks what you can actually sell, you have the answer from the brand's side, not just yours.

Your link-in-bio page lives on creatorsmg.com under your handle. It has your photo and a line about you, buttons to your TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, the links your team sets up with you, and the brands' discount codes with a copy button, so a follower doesn't have to remember one.

Every link on it goes through its tracked short link, so clicks from your page are counted as their own source and you can see how much traffic comes through your bio rather than from a post. If you want, it can carry a brand inquiry form that reaches our team, and it's linked from your media kit as well.

A click is recorded with where it came from, the visitor's country from our network provider, and whether it was a phone, a tablet or a computer. That's all. No IP address is stored, and nothing follows the person around afterwards.

Automated traffic is recognised and kept out of the totals, so a link checker or a crawler doesn't make a post look better than it did.