Chrome Extensions for Affiliate Research Affiliate research rarely starts with a spreadsheet. It usually starts with a question. Who is promoting this product? What platform are they using? Which offer are they sending traffic to? What does their landing page look like? Which tools are …
How Chrome Extensions Took Over the Browser Google Chrome arrived looking almost too simple. There was the address bar, the open web, and not much else. That clean design was part of its appeal. But sooner or later, someone was going to want Chrome to …
ClickMagick for Paid Advertising Paid advertising gives you a simple number very quickly: how many people clicked. The harder question comes later. Which campaign produced the useful traffic? Which advertisement generated conversions? Which audience brought visitors who stayed, signed up, or purchased? And when several …
ClickMagick vs Google Analytics ClickMagick and Google Analytics can both tell you what is happening with your website traffic, but they do not approach tracking in the same way. Google Analytics is built around understanding website users, traffic sources, engagement, events, and conversions. ClickMagick is …
ClickMagick Alternatives Click tracking can mean very different things to different marketers. One person may need simple link analytics. Another may need affiliate conversion tracking. A media buyer may care about campaign attribution, while an e-commerce business may want revenue reporting tied to customer data. …