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SubID structure

SmartLink SubID Tracking Without Data Chaos

SubIDs turn one routing link into a report that can still answer where the click came from and who owns the decision.

Dating verticalPublishersMedia buying agenciesPerformance routing
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01 / Operational context

Each parameter should have one meaning

A stable taxonomy is more valuable than passing every possible label. One field should not represent a campaign on Monday and a buyer on Tuesday.

02 / Operational context

Granularity should match decision rights

Agencies often need buyer and source dimensions. Publishers may need site, placement and content unit. Media buyers may need campaign, ad set and creative.

03 / Operational context

Avoid personal data

SubIDs should contain operational identifiers, not names, emails or other user-level personal information.

System components

What the operating model includes.

01

sub1

Traffic source or property.

02

sub2

Campaign or channel.

03

sub3

Placement or ad set.

04

sub4

Creative or content unit.

05

sub5

Buyer, team or account group.

06

custom

Additional non-personal test dimension.

Launch checklist

What to validate before volume increases.

Publish the taxonomy internally
Use machine-safe values
Avoid spaces where possible
Keep personal data out of URLs
Do not overwrite source click IDs
Validate reports before launch
Operational principle

SmartLink routing does not replace transparent traffic acquisition, stable tracking or partner communication. It makes those inputs more useful by connecting them to eligible dating inventory.

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Tell us the source, GEO mix and approximate monthly volume. The same application endpoint records the page that generated the request, so topic-level lead attribution remains available.