If you promote more than one thing, you know the problem. A link for the offer, another for the bonus page, another for the review, and a bio that only holds one. Every time something changes you go back and edit a dozen places, and the old links keep pointing at the old pages.
One short link that stands in for all of yours
A spin link is a short link on one of LinkSpin's link domains. Behind it sits a list of destinations, the pages you promote. When someone clicks, the rotator sends them to one of those pages, in turn, by the weights you set. Seventy percent to your main offer and thirty to the review page. Fifty-fifty between two bridge pages you are testing. Whatever split you like.
The link itself never changes. Swap a destination, pause one, add a third, and every copy of your link out in the world keeps working. Your bio, your signature, your old posts, all of them now point at the new mix.
Rules that run while you sleep
Each destination can carry its own rules. Hours of the day, so a page that converts in the evening only shows in the evening. A daily cap, so a limited offer stops after the clicks you want. A fallback, so when everything else is paused or capped the visitor still lands somewhere useful instead of a dead page.
LinkSpin also checks the health of your destinations. If a page goes down, the rotator notices and routes around it, and you hear about it rather than finding out from an angry visitor.
A report that tells you where clicks came from
Every click through a spin link is recorded by source, country and device. You see which post, which site, which country sent the traffic, and which destination it went to. If you run a tracker, the rotator fills your click id into the destination URL on the way through, so your existing tracking keeps working.
Free, and no account needed to try
The rotator is one of the free tools on LinkSpin. You can try a spin on the home page without signing up. When you join, by email, you get your own links, your pages and an ad zone for your site, none of which need a package.
Start with one link. Put every page you promote behind it. Then stop editing bios.
