Send Each Country to a Different Page — Geo-Targeted Links
A Linkly short link that reads the visitor's country on every click: UK visitors to the UK page, US visitors to the US page, everyone else to the default — proven with a live click and tracked by country.
Transcript
The full spoken transcript, split by chapter.
- 0:00One link for the whole world
- You're running one link for the whole world. But your UK visitors need the UK store, your US visitors want dollars, and your German visitors would quite like German. In the next two minutes: one short link that reads the visitor's country, and sends everyone to the right page. Let's build it in Linkly.
- 0:17How geo routing works
- One link. When someone clicks, Linkly looks up the country before forwarding. London lands on the UK page. New York lands on the US page. And everyone else gets your default. Prices in the right currency, offers that actually apply, and every click still counted, by country.
- 0:33Build it in Linkly
- Let's build it. Normal destination first. That's the fallback for everyone else. Then Redirect by country: pick the United Kingdom, point it at the UK page. Add another. The United States, and the US page. I'm using labelled demo pages so the routing is visible. Pick the domain, name the ending, save. Proof.
- 0:53A live click from the UK
- I'm clicking this from the UK. And the same link drops me straight onto the UK page. Click it from New York, and you'd land on the US version. Same link, different country, right page.
- 1:03Get started
- Automatically. So: one link for the whole world, and every visitor lands where they should. Geo-targeted links are built into Linkly. Everything you need is just below this video.
