Publish Date
21 Mar, 2025
Yash Khandelwal
Tracking the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns is crucial for understanding where your audience is coming from and what’s working best. With CutMe Short Analytics, you can effortlessly monitor traffic sources and gain valuable insights into your link performance. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to track traffic sources using CutMe Short.
Why Tracking Traffic Sources Matters
Understanding your traffic sources helps you:
Evaluate the success of your marketing campaigns.
Identify the platforms driving the most traffic.
Optimize your marketing strategies for better results.
Allocate resources effectively to channels that perform well.
Step-by-Step Guide to Track Traffic Sources in CutMe Short
Step 1: Navigate to Analytics
Click on Analytics from the dashboard menu where the links are listed.

Here, you’ll find a detailed overview of your link’s performance.
Step 2: View the Traffic Source Plot
Under the Traffic Sources section, CutMe Short presents a visual plot that categorizes traffic based on the platforms visitors are coming from.
The sources are displayed in a clear, intuitive format, showing the top three platforms that generate the most clicks.

Step 3: Analyze the Top 3 Platforms
The analytics page will highlight the Top 3 Traffic Sources — typically social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Each platform’s performance is presented with metrics such as:
Total Number of Clicks: The exact number of visitors from each platform.
Percentage Share: How much traffic each source contributed.
Engagement Trends: Spot any spikes or drops in traffic from specific sources.
Step 4: Compare Platform Performance
By evaluating which platform generated the highest engagement, you can refine your strategy.
For example:
Facebook may generate high traffic due to a viral post.
LinkedIn may drive quality leads if you’re in a B2B market.
Instagram may be effective for visual promotions.
Best Practices for Interpreting Data
Identify Trends Over Time: Track your traffic sources over weeks or months to spot patterns.
Optimize Underperforming Platforms: If a platform isn’t driving clicks, consider changing your strategy or content.
Leverage High-Performing Channels: Allocate more resources to the platforms that show consistent growth.
Use UTM Parameters: CutMe Short allows you to add UTM parameters to better segment and analyze your campaign traffic.
CutMe Short’s traffic source analytics gives you a crystal-clear view of where your audience is coming from. By using these insights, you can make informed marketing decisions and maximize your campaign’s performance.
Ready to get started? Log in to your CutMe Short account and explore your traffic source data today!