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The teilen.bio editorial team writes practical guides on short links, bio pages, QR codes and analytics so you get more out of every link you share.
CTA Overlays: Add a Message to Any Page
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A CTA (call-to-action) overlay floats a small banner or button on top of the destination page after the redirect. You share a link to a news article, a partner site or any external page, and your message rides along on top of it — a signup prompt, a discount code, a 'back to our site' button.
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Splash Pages: Brand the Journey
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A splash page is a short, branded page shown for a few seconds before the visitor is forwarded to the destination. Instead of an instant, anonymous redirect, the visitor sees your logo, your colours and a message — then lands on the target. It turns a click into a brand impression.
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Tracking Pixels: Meta, Google and More on Every Link
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A tracking pixel is a snippet that reports a visit back to an ad platform — the Meta Pixel, Google Ads, TikTok Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag and so on. teilen.bio fires these pixels from the redirect itself, so a click on your short link counts as an event in your ad account even if the destination page is not yours.
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The Statistics Map: Clicks by Country and City
teilen.bio Writer By teilen.bio Writer Analytics
Numbers in a table are useful, but a map makes geography obvious. The statistics map plots your clicks on a world map, shaded by country and with the top cities called out, so you see at a glance where your audience actually is.
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UTM Parameters and Param Templates
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UTM parameters are the tags you append to a URL so analytics tools know which campaign, source and medium a click belongs to. Without them, traffic from your newsletter, your Instagram bio and a print QR code all blur together in Google Analytics. With them, each one is its own line in your reports.
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