Step 3 – Adding a Source Track ID

Track & Analyze Your Marketing Channels

In Step 3 of your Get-Our.App campaign setup, you have the option to add a Source Track ID — a simple yet powerful feature designed to help you identify, track, and analyze the performance of different marketing channels, campaigns, or placements. This ID is appended to your smart link and is recorded every time your QR code is scanned or link is clicked, allowing you to determine exactly where your users are coming from.

What is a Source Track ID?

A Source Track ID is a unique label or code that you assign to your Get-Our.App smart link to identify the source of traffic.

Example: You might want to know whether a download came from a Facebook ad, a YouTube video, a magazine print ad, or an in-store poster. By assigning a Source Track ID to each placement or campaign, you can track and compare their performance in your analytics dashboard without creating multiple separate campaigns.
Watch: Source Track ID Basics

How to Add a Source Track ID

Follow these steps to set up Source Track IDs for your marketing channels and start tracking performance with precision.

  1. Choose Your Tracking Approach
    Single Source ID: For simple campaigns with one channel
    Multiple Source IDs: Recommended for multi-channel campaigns to track each source separately
  2. Create Source Track ID(s) — In the Source Track ID field, type a clear, human-readable name
  3. Add More IDs if Needed
    Click Add another Source (or the plus control) to create multiple Source Track IDs in one go. For every additional source you add, the system prepares a separate short link and QR code.
  4. Save to Generate Your Links & QR Codes — Click Save (or Next) to generate the tracking assets
    You'll see a Source List containing: Source Track ID, Short Link (unique per source), and QR Code (unique per source). Copy or download the assets you need.
  5. Publish Correctly — Map each placement to the right asset
    Print, outdoor, product packaging: Use the QR for that Source Track ID
    Social posts, bios, ads, emails: Use the short link for that Source Track ID
  6. Delete Unwanted Links (if needed)
    Click on the minus icon if you wish to remove any unwanted or redundant Source Track ID(s) before hitting the next button. Once you press next, you will not be able to go back and change the Source Track ID(s).

Do's and Don'ts

Do:
  • Use short, clear, and descriptive names for your IDs
  • Keep a consistent naming convention across your campaigns
  • Assign unique IDs for different channels and placements to get accurate data
  • Review your analytics regularly to optimize based on Source Track ID performance
  • Document your naming convention for team reference
Don't:
  • Use overly generic names like 'test' or 'campaign1' — they make analysis difficult
  • Reuse the same Source Track ID across multiple unrelated campaigns
  • Forget to update the Source Track ID if you repurpose the QR code for a new channel
  • Mix up which QR/link goes to which placement
  • Use spaces or special characters in your IDs

Marketing Use Cases & Benefits

Using Source Track IDs transforms every QR code or link into a measurable, data-driven marketing asset. Here are 8 powerful ways to leverage this feature for maximum ROI.

1. Cross-Channel Performance Tracking

Benefit: Precisely measure how each marketing channel contributes to app downloads or opens.

How it Works: Assign a unique Source Track ID to every channel (e.g., Facebook Ads, Google Display Network, influencer posts, email campaigns).

Example: A new app launch runs ads on Facebook, Google Display, and Instagram, plus in-store QR posters. The Source Track IDs reveal: Facebook Ads → 1,500 installs | Google Display → 800 installs | Instagram Influencer → 2,200 installs | In-store Posters → 400 installs. Based on this, budget is increased for Instagram influencers and reduced for underperforming in-store posters.
2. Offline Marketing Attribution

Benefit: Understand which offline locations and formats drive the most engagement.

How it Works: Place QR codes with unique Source Track IDs in different physical locations.

Example: Place QR codes on: Bus stop posters (ID: BUS001) | Flyers in cafés (ID: CAFE002) | Billboards near malls (ID: MALL003). Analytics reveal bus stop posters downtown outperform café flyers 3:1, leading to a shift in ad spend toward transit advertising.
3. A/B Testing Made Simple

Benefit: Test different creatives, messages, or formats within the same channel.

How it Works: Assign separate Source Track IDs to each creative variant.

Example: Version A ad copy: "Play Now & Win!" (ID: FB-A) | Version B ad copy: "Your New Favorite Game Awaits" (ID: FB-B). Result: FB-B delivers 28% higher click-to-install rate, so all future campaigns adopt that messaging.
4. Partner & Affiliate Attribution

Benefit: Track exactly how much traffic and how many installs each partner generates.

How it Works: Give each partner or affiliate a unique Source Track ID for their campaigns.

Example: Partner A (YouTube gaming influencer) → 1,200 installs | Partner B (Tech blog) → 900 installs | Partner C (Coupon website) → 400 installs. Clear performance data allows better commission payouts and prioritization of high-performing partners.
5. Event & Location-Based Insights

Benefit: Optimize future media placement by identifying high-performing event venues or regions.

How it Works: Use different IDs for QR codes placed at different event booths, stadiums, or city billboards.

Example: QR codes at Comic Con booth outperform those at the music festival by 60%. Next year, the brand books larger Comic Con spaces and reduces music festival spend.
6. ROI Measurement & Budget Optimization

Benefit: Replace guesswork with precise ROI data for every campaign.

How it Works: Track downloads per channel, compare against spending, and calculate cost-per-install (CPI).

Example: Facebook Ads: ₹15 per install | Google Ads: ₹22 per install | Billboard: ₹55 per install. Decision: Pause billboard ads, reallocate ₹2L budget to Facebook & Google for higher ROI.
7. Multi-Language / Regional Campaign Analysis

Benefit: Identify which language or localized version drives the most installs.

How it Works: Assign a Source Track ID per language variant or region.

Example: Hindi QR → 1,800 installs | English QR → 2,200 installs | Marathi QR → 900 installs. Focus is increased on Hindi and English creatives for the next phase.
8. Seasonal & Promotional Campaign Tracking

Benefit: Compare campaign performance across different seasons or festive offers.

How it Works: Create unique IDs for seasonal promos like Diwali, Christmas, or Independence Day.

Example: Diwali offer QR (ID: DIW23) → 2,500 installs | Christmas sale QR (ID: XMAS23) → 1,200 installs. Diwali promotions are prioritized for the next year's launch calendar.
End Result
Using Source Track IDs, every QR code or link becomes a measurable, data-driven marketing asset. This drives smarter budget allocation, maximizes ROI, and ensures you know exactly what's working, where, and why.
Next Step
Once you've set your Source Track ID and launched the campaign, the next step will be to add a Fallback Page, where you will be able to customize the Fallback Page from the dashboard.

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