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Which clippers should you keep paying?
Paste a Content Rewards campaign link, or the links of the posts you paid for. We read the public numbers and tell you who to rebook, test again or pause, with the ranges behind each call.
Your campaign check
- Paste a campaign link or the post links. We read the public campaign page and each post's public page the way a logged-out visitor sees them. We never log in, and we read at a gentle pace.
- We compare the share of views in the top posts with typical public campaigns, work out the cost per 1,000 views and what's left of the budget, and compare each clipper's likes per 1,000 views with typical posts.
- Each clipper gets one call, rebook, test again or pause, with the numbers and ranges behind it. Posts with unusually low engagement are marked worth a closer look, never as proof of anything.
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What to do
The numbers behind it
What views can't tell you
Views don't say which posts brought paying customers. Connect Stripe or RevenueCat (read-only) to see that.
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Optional. A public link shows the calls and the numbers with clippers numbered, never named, and no post links.
How it's worked out
- Paste a campaign link or the post links. We read the public campaign page and each post's public page the way a logged-out visitor sees them. We never log in, and we read at a gentle pace.
- We compare the share of views in the top posts with typical public campaigns, work out the cost per 1,000 views and what's left of the budget, and compare each clipper's likes per 1,000 views with typical posts.
- Each clipper gets one call, rebook, test again or pause, with the numbers and ranges behind it. Posts with unusually low engagement are marked worth a closer look, never as proof of anything.
- Views still aren't customers. To see which posts brought paying customers, connect Stripe or RevenueCat with a read-only key.
Questions
Do I need to give you any data?
No. Paste a public campaign link or public post links. We read only what anyone can see without logging in. Add your rate per 1,000 views if you want your own cost figures.
Can this tell whether a clipper bought views?
No. Low likes for the views has innocent causes too, so we mark those posts worth a closer look and list the possible reasons. The free bought views check can watch one post for 48 hours.
What do you keep?
The links and the public numbers we read, for up to 7 days, so your private link keeps working. No account and no email.
Tools compared
Ways to see which creators brought paying customers
Each approach sees part of the picture, and many teams combine two. Here is what each one can and can't see.
| Approach | What it can see | What it can't see |
|---|---|---|
| Tracking links and attribution SDKs | Counts, one by one, for people who tap a creator's link, and paid ads tracked by an SDK in your app. | Viewers who search for you, type your name or install later from the App Store: they look like organic sales. |
| Promo codes | Exact counts for buyers who type a creator's code: a confirmed floor for each creator. | Buyers who never type the code, checkouts with no code box, and codes that leak to coupon sites. |
| “How did you hear about us?” surveys | What customers remember, in their own words, including channels nothing else tracks. | People who skip the question or misremember, and which of many creators it was. |
| Holdout tests | The real extra effect of a channel, by pausing it in some markets or weeks and comparing. | Results for each creator, and the reach you give up while part of the campaign is paused. |
| WhichPost | The paying customers each creator's posts brought, including buyers who never typed a code, with a range for every creator and a call to rebook, test again or pause. A result in seconds straight from read-only Stripe or RevenueCat, with no exporting, plus live public view readings, unusual-view flags and daily monitoring with alerts. | |
We describe approaches, not vendors. WhichPost works next to the codes and links you already use.
Views don't pay the bills
This check tells you who brings reach with real engagement. Which clippers brought paying customers is a different question: WhichPost measures it from your Stripe or RevenueCat data, with a likely range for every clipper.
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