Your KODE.link page isn’t just a collection of links — it’s a smart tool that helps you understand your audience. With built-in analytics, you can track clicks, see which links perform best, and learn when your followers are most active. These insights help you adjust your content, boost engagement, and grow your online presence more strategically.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to read your KODE.link analytics and turn data into action.
1. Open Your Analytics Dashboard
Log in to your KODE.link account and go to your Analytics tab.
Here, you’ll see an overview of your page performance — total clicks, unique visitors, top links by different devices/countries and much more.
2. Check Total Clicks/Views/Unique Visitors/CTR
Views. Views mean how many times your page was opened.
Clicks. Clicks mean how many times your links were clicked.
Unique Visitors. Unique visitors mean how many views with a unique IP address.
СTR. CTR stands for Click Through Rate. It is a way to measure the performance of your links, by telling you the percentage of views that resulted in a clicked link. For example, the page was viewed 10 times and links were clicked 20 times, CTR = (20 / 10) * 100 = 200 %. KODE.link allows you to see analytics from last week to the last 6 months.
Compare weekly and monthly stats to see when engagement spikes — for example, after a new post, video, or campaign.
👉 Tip: Consistent spikes right after posting mean your audience is responding well to your content timing.
3. Identify Your Top-Performing Links
Scroll down to see which links are getting the most clicks.
These are your top-performing links — the content your audience loves most.
Consider placing them higher on your page or promoting them more frequently on social media.
👉 Pro Tip: If a link isn’t getting much traffic, try changing its title, icon, or position to make it stand out.
4. Explore Audience Insights
KODE.link analytics show where your visitors come from — including geographic regions, referral sources, and sometimes device types.
- This helps you understand who your audience is and where they’re finding you.
- Use these insights to tailor your posts, campaigns, or even language to match your audience.
See whether your audience visits mostly from mobile or desktop. If most clicks come from mobile, keep your visuals and link buttons short and mobile-friendly.
5. Experiment and Optimize
KODE.link analytics are most valuable when you use them actively:
- Try A/B testing different link titles or order.
- Add seasonal links for limited-time offers.
- Use performance data to decide what to highlight next.
KODE.link also goes beyond just link clicks — you can also track the performance of your QR Codes in real time.
Analyze all key data, including:
- Total scans, unique users, views
- Geographic locations where your QR Codes are scanned
- Device types and operating systems used
This feature helps you understand how offline audiences engage with your content — whether from business cards, posters, packaging, or event materials.
Use these insights to adjust your marketing strategy, discover what works best, and connect your online and offline performance in one simple dashboard.
Therefore, your analytics tell a story — learn to read it.
By understanding what your audience clicks, when they engage, and what attracts them most, you can turn your KODE.link page into a powerful growth tool.