Give team sharing a result you can discuss.

Bring recorded link visits into a shared scoreboard. See whose links are being used and which campaigns are bringing traffic back to your content.

30 minutes to explore your team’s next campaign.

tallyman / field notesExample

Example campaign review

  • Lea’s link: 24 recorded visits
  • Jonas’s link: 18 recorded visits
  • Priya’s link: 9 recorded visits
Illustrative data, not customer results. Visit counts are not unique people or verified leads.

Make the next campaign easier to follow.

A clear starting point for employees. A more useful review for marketing.

Follow the link back to the campaign

Each tracking link belongs to a post and teammate. When it is used, the recorded visit can be associated with that contribution and its campaign.

Read the numbers in context

A teammate with fewer recorded visits may have a smaller network, a different audience or a post without the tracking link. Use the scoreboard to start a conversation, not to judge effort in isolation.

Take a specific learning into the next brief

Compare the response to different campaign stories. Discuss what employees shared and what readers found useful before choosing the next content to distribute.

Before you book.

Are these unique visitors or conversions?

No. The scoreboard counts recorded requests through tracking links. Repeat visits and automated link previews may be included. It does not establish unique visitors, leads or revenue.

Can we use this as a complete participation rate?

No. Workspace activity and link visits provide a partial view. Employees may publish elsewhere without a tracked link, and a prepared post does not prove publication.

See what your team’s sharing brings back.

See how this workflow fits your team in a 30-minute demo. We’ll discuss your campaign, team and rollout questions.