01
Use Short Links for campaign destinations
Short Links turn long campaign URLs into clean spozz.it links that are easier to share and track.
- Use them for releases, drops, newsletters, memberships and artist pages.
- Keep one Short Link per campaign or channel when you need clean reporting.
- Use SPOZZ Bios when you need a full artist profile page with multiple links.
02
Create a new Short Link
Open Short Links, paste the target URL, add a title and create the link. Only HTTPS destinations on approved domains are accepted.
- Use the exact final destination URL.
- Write a title that explains the campaign internally.
- Test the created link before publishing it in posts or ads.
03
Choose a clean custom slug
A custom slug makes the link easier to read and remember. If you leave it empty, the app creates one automatically.
- Good slugs are short, lowercase and campaign-specific.
- Examples: pau-live, newdrop, fanlist.
- Avoid dates or internal codes unless the campaign needs them.
04
Share the link in the right channel
Use Short Links wherever a single destination is enough: social posts, stories, email campaigns, QR codes and creator updates.
- Use one link per channel if you want to compare performance.
- Use a SPOZZ Bio link in social profiles when fans need multiple options.
- Keep the visible call to action aligned with the destination.
05
Measure clicks and campaign performance
The Short Links dashboard helps you see which links get attention and which campaign destinations need improvement.
- Watch total clicks and recent activity.
- Compare campaign links instead of mixing every channel into one URL.
- Pause or replace links that point to outdated offers.
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Best practices
Short Links work best when every link has one job and a clear destination.
- Create a new link for each important release, drop or campaign.
- Use clear titles so the team understands the link later.
- Review active links regularly and remove outdated campaign URLs.