Link Analytics
Stop guessing which link works. See clicks, unique visitors, traffic sources, device mix and hourly distribution in one dashboard.
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See whether visitors came from Instagram, YouTube or Google search. Direct traffic is reported separately.
Review iOS, Android and desktop shares plus browser and operating system breakdowns.
See when people click and time your posts accordingly.
Download all click data as an Excel-friendly CSV for your own reports.
Post your short link on social media, email or printed material.
Compare 7, 30 or 90 day windows and see the change versus the previous period.
Find out which channel actually converts and direct your budget there.
Registration is free, no credit card required. Create your first link in minutes.
Start FreeShort links are everywhere: in text-message campaigns, social posts and the QR codes on posters. They also raise a fair question: where does this link actually go? This guide explains why shortened URLs cause concern, what the real risks are, how to check a link before you click, and what kisa.tr does as a platform to keep abuse out.
The first question after sharing a link is simple: how many people clicked? Good link analytics answer much more than that: which devices your visitors use, which channels they came from, and when they are most active. This guide explains what each metric in a link statistics report means, which decisions the data supports, and where to find it all in your kisa.tr dashboard.
UTM parameters are small tags added to the end of a URL that tell your analytics tool which source, channel and campaign a visitor came from. Used well, they replace guesswork with data: you can see exactly which post, email or ad actually brought traffic. This guide walks through the five UTM parameters with examples, the naming rules that keep reports readable, and how to share long UTM links as clean short links.