Overview
The promotion of a campaign can be done from any source of traffic. It's important to target the right audience through the right channel for your campaign.
Now, segregating your campaigns based on the traffic channels is possible on Trackier. Let your publisher see and choose the campaigns based on the right channels allowed for your campaigns. To add and assign channels for your campaigns, follow the below steps.
We have divided this into two use cases; you can check which suits you best according to your requirements.
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What Are Allowed Traffic Channels?
Allowed Traffic Channels are labels you define in Trackier that indicate which promotional channels are permitted for a given campaign.
Once assigned to a campaign, these labels are visible to publishers in their interface, helping them quickly identify whether a campaign is compatible with the traffic they send.
Examples of traffic channels:
Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok)
Email Marketing
Native Ads
SMS
How to add?
Create a Traffic Channel
Before assigning a traffic channel to a campaign, you need to create it in your panel.
Go to Campaigns in your Trackier panel
Select Add Traffic Channel
Click the Actions button
In the pop-up that appears, enter the channel name (e.g., "Email Marketing", "Push Notifications")
Click Go to save the channel
Once saved, the traffic channel will be available to assign to any campaign on your panel.
Setup traffic channels
Once you click on Add Traffic Channel, a pop-up will appear in front of you. Here, you need to enter the string. Simply enter the channel name and hit the GO button to save the string.
Assign a Traffic Channel to a Campaign
Once your traffic channels are created, you can assign them to campaigns in two ways:
When creating a new campaign: During campaign creation, locate the Allowed Traffic Channels field and select the relevant channels from the dropdown.
For an existing campaign:
Go to Campaigns → Manage Campaigns
Open the campaign you want to update
Click Edit
Find the Allowed Traffic Channels field and select the appropriate channels
Save your changes
Note: If your campaign is already created, you can edit campaign details and add the appropriate channel for your campaign.
How it will be visible to publishers
After adding the traffic channels to your campaign, your publisher can log into their panel and choose the campaign to view the available traffic channel options.
Disclaimer: This information is being provided for notification purposes only. It is not intended to disrupt or impede your traffic in any way. The purpose of this information is to provide insights and data to help you optimize your affiliate marketing efforts.
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Why Use Allowed Traffic Channels?
Help publishers instantly identify which campaigns match their traffic type
Reduce mismatched traffic by clearly communicating channel restrictions upfront
Improve campaign performance by attracting the right publishers for each offer
Keep your advertiser commitments intact by controlling which traffic sources are used
Important: Traffic channels in Trackier are informational labels they are visible to publishers as guidance but do not technically block traffic from other sources. To enforce hard traffic restrictions, use Campaign Targeting rules instead.
Conclusion
Allowed Traffic Channels are a simple but effective way to align publisher expectations with advertiser requirements from the start. By clearly labeling which channels are permitted for each campaign, you reduce the likelihood of mismatched traffic, improve publisher experience, and maintain the quality standards your advertisers expect.
We're thrilled to have put together a top-notch team of qualified experts who are available to handle any of your concerns and respond to any inquiries you may have. You can contact us at any time by sending an email to support@trackier.com or using the in-platform chat feature.
