Track which UGC content and products drive sales with three powerful attribution methods
Product Tags let customers click products in UGC to shop. You see which products drive sales from each post.
Coupon Codes tie sales directly to creators. When customers use a creator's code, you know exactly who drove that sale.
Tracking Links monitor campaign performance across all channels.
Example:
Jessica posts a photo eating your Gluten-Free Corn Bread with Butter. You tag both products on her image.
→Customer sees the post on your website
→Clicks on "Corn Bread" tag
→Product details appear, customer clicks "Buy Now"
→Makes purchase for $45
What You See:
💡 Best For: Understanding which products resonate in UGC and optimizing your product lineup
Example:
You give Jessica a unique code: JESSICA20
→Jessica shares the code with her followers
→Customer uses JESSICA20 at checkout
→Order is automatically tied to Jessica's UGC
What You See:
💡 Best For: Paying creators based on performance and identifying your top-performing ambassadors
Example:
Generate tracking links for your Fall campaign:
yourstore.com?utm_source=ugc&utm_campaign=fall2025→Share link in Jessica's bio, your email, and Instagram ads
→Track which channels drive the most sales
What You See:
💡 Best For: Optimizing marketing spend and understanding which channels work best
Complete View Example:
Product Tags:Corn Bread is your best-selling UGC product
Coupon Codes:Emma drives 2x more sales than other creators
Tracking Links:Instagram drives 3x more traffic than email
💰 Action:
Partner with Emma to create Instagram content featuring Corn Bread. Give her a unique code and track the results.
| Method | Tracks | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Product Tags | Which products sell from UGC | Product insights |
| Coupon Codes | Which creators drive sales | Creator ROI |
| Tracking Links | Which channels work best | Campaign optimization |