Landing Page Links

Tracking & Analytics

Landing Page Links let you track outbound clicks from your own landing pages. When a visitor clicks a link on your page, ClickerVolt can inject affiliate tracking parameters and optionally fire an event — all automatically via the universal tracking script.

Universal Tracking Script

Before any link tracking can work, your landing page must include the ClickerVolt universal tracking script. This is the same script used for direct tracking and conversion tracking.

Copy the universal tracking script from the top of the Landing Page Links tab.
Paste it into your page's <head> or just before </body>.
The script loads asynchronously and won't slow down your page.

Note: The universal script is the same for all your links and targets. You only need to add it once per page.

Affiliate Program

If your outbound link goes to an affiliate offer, select the corresponding affiliate program from the dropdown. ClickerVolt will automatically construct the correct tracking parameter for that network.

For example, selecting a network that uses "aff_sub" will generate a URL like:

https://offer.com/?aff_sub=[cid]

The [cid] token is replaced in real-time by the universal script with the actual click ID from the visitor's session. This ensures conversions are correctly attributed back to the original traffic source.

Tip: If the parameter is not yet in your URL, click the "INJECT INTO URL" button to add it automatically.

Postback URL

Once your click tracking parameter is in place, ClickerVolt generates a server-to-server (S2S) postback URL pre-filled with the correct tokens for your affiliate network. This URL tells the network how to notify ClickerVolt when a sale occurs.

Select your affiliate program and inject the click ID parameter.
The postback URL appears automatically once the parameter is detected.
Click "Copy Postback URL" and paste it into your affiliate network's postback configuration.

The postback URL includes tokens for the click ID, revenue, and transaction ID. Your affiliate network replaces these tokens with actual values when firing the postback.

Note: Some networks (e.g. Clickbank, JVZoo, WarriorPlus, Explodely) use IPN-based integrations instead of S2S postbacks. For these networks, an IPN endpoint URL is shown instead of a postback URL — see the IPN Networks section below.

IPN Networks

IPN (Instant Payment Notification) networks like Clickbank, JVZoo, WarriorPlus, and Explodely use a different mechanism to report conversions. Instead of a postback URL with tokens, they send payment notifications to a dedicated IPN endpoint.

When you select an IPN network:

An info banner explains that the network uses IPN.
The click ID injection works the same as for S2S networks.
An IPN Endpoint URL is displayed — copy this URL and paste it into your network account settings.
For Clickbank specifically, your secret key is also shown (configure it in Settings).

Tip: The IPN endpoint URL is unique to each network. Make sure you copy the correct one for the network you are using.

Click Event Tracking

You can optionally track each outbound link click as an event in ClickerVolt. This is useful for measuring engagement on your landing pages — for example, tracking how many visitors click your "Buy Now" button.

Check "Track clicks as event" to enable this feature.
Select which event number (1-10) to use for this link.
A cv_event parameter will be added to the generated URL.

When the universal script detects cv_event=N in an outbound link, it automatically fires event N before the visitor navigates away. No additional JavaScript is needed — it all happens through the URL parameter.

Example: A link with cv_event=3 will automatically fire Event #3 when clicked, letting you see "Buy Now" click rates in your reports.

Generated URL

The generated URL at the bottom combines your base destination URL with any injected affiliate parameters and the optional cv_event parameter. Use this URL as the href for links on your landing page.

Copy the generated URL and use it in your page's HTML links.
The universal script will handle parameter replacement and event tracking at runtime.
You can generate different URLs for different links on the same page (e.g., different event numbers for different buttons).