Good things start with a link.
Create a short link for your next newsletter, post, or printed QR code. Keep campaign tags consistent and follow what happens after people arrive.
No card required. All features included.https://example.com/new?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=autumn-launch
Edit the fields to see the URL update.
Try it here. This example builds a tagged destination URL; short links and QR codes are created in your Pulse workspace.
A shorter link. A clearer trail.
The URL you share can stay simple while the destination carries the details your analytics needs.
1.1Choose the destination
Name the link, add a destination URL, and optionally choose a short path. Pulse creates a shareable redirect at /l/your-path.
1.2Build the campaign tags
Set source, medium, campaign, content, and term in the link builder. Pulse adds the UTM values when someone follows the redirect.
1.3Reuse a UTM template
Save a named set of campaign values, then apply it to future links. Keep your reporting tidy across a series of posts or newsletters.
From an email to a shop window.
Use the same tracked destination wherever your audience finds you. Each link comes with a short URL and a QR code.
2.1Copy and share
Copy the short URL from the link details and place it in your campaign. Create separate links when you want to distinguish different placements.
2.2Download the QR code
Download an SVG QR code for your link. Use the vector file in a flyer, poster, or other printed material.
2.3Keep the links together
Find named links and their short paths in one list. Open a link to review its destination, QR code, and recorded activity.
Did the visit go somewhere?
Clicks tell you a link was followed. The tracker on the destination adds the context you need to understand what happened next.
3.1Clicks and visitors
See a link’s lifetime redirect clicks alongside tracked visitors for the selected reporting period. These count different things and use different time ranges.
3.2Recorded conversions
Review conversion events associated with the link to see which shared destinations lead to the actions you track.
3.3Attributed revenue
When your payment attribution is configured, see revenue connected to the link’s tracked visits alongside its traffic.
A click is a beginning, not a complete visit.
Redirect clicks do not count toward your monthly quota. Visitor, conversion, and revenue reporting requires the tracker on the landing page, and revenue also requires payment attribution. Pulse respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control, so a redirect click will not always produce a tracked visit. The link identifier stays in memory for navigation within the site rather than in an analytics cookie.
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