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Compare Which Email Links Earn More Clicks

Give important messages or placements their own short links, then compare click trends without claiming opens, subject-line tests, or subscriber identity.

  • Link Clicks
  • Placement Comparison
  • No Open Tracking
  • No Subscriber Identity

Compare the links inside email, not the whole inbox journey

Distinct s.id links can help compare recorded click activity from newsletters, lifecycle messages, announcements, or individual placements within an email. They are useful when several links reach the same destination or when a team wants one consistent link-level view across sends.

s.id does not report email delivery, opens, subject-line experiments, or subscriber identity through link analytics. Use your email service provider for those metrics and for consent management. Use the destination analytics or CRM to confirm sign-ups, purchases, and other outcomes after the click.

Start With the Signal, Then Add the Context

  • Use distinct links for messages and placements

  • Compare clicks and estimated unique visitor trends

  • Keep long campaign destinations easier to share

  • Use your email platform for opens and subscriber-level reporting

How It Works

  1. 1

    Choose the comparison level

    Decide whether you need one link per send, message type, CTA, or placement before building the email.

  2. 2

    Create recognizable short links

    Keep a naming record and use the complete tagged destination when downstream UTM reporting is required.

  3. 3

    Test every email path

    Open the links in representative inboxes and confirm that redirects, parameters, and destination pages work.

  4. 4

    Compare the right systems

    Use s.id for recorded link activity, the email platform for sends and opens, and the destination for conversions.

Keep email measurement roles clear

One reporting surface rarely contains every stage from delivery to click to conversion.

  • Use descriptive internal names

    Record the send, CTA, and placement so a short link remains understandable after the campaign.

  • Do not expose personal data

    Avoid putting email addresses, subscriber IDs, or other sensitive values in aliases or URL parameters.

  • Keep destination tests separate

    Use the email platform's experiment tools for subject lines and the destination platform for conversion tests.

Frequently Asked Questions about s.id Analytics

No. s.id link analytics records available link activity. Use your email service provider for delivery, opens, bounces, and unsubscribe reporting.

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