How per-video click attribution works
Know exactly which YouTube video generated every click.
Most link shorteners only tell you a link got clicked. GoloLink tells you which video it was clicked from.
How it works
When you attach a short link to a video, GoloLink tags every click that comes in on that link with the video it's attached to. If the same link is placed in more than one video, GoloLink still separates out clicks per video.
What this unlocks
- Clicks by video - see which specific uploads actually drive outbound traffic, not just which get views.
- Click timeline - clicks over time for a video, so you can see how quickly (or slowly) a video's traffic decays.
- Top-performing videos - a ranked view across your channel, so you know what to make more of.
A link with no video attached
You can create a link without attaching it to a video (for example, for a bio page or a one-off placement) - it'll still track clicks and appear in your link list, just without a video breakdown.
Attaching a link to a video
Attribution isn't a field you fill in when creating a link - you attach an existing link to a video afterward, either from the link's own page (Short URLs → Attach to video) or from the video's page (Attach a link). See Attaching links to videos for the full walkthrough.
Related articles
Bulk actions - Select multiple links and delete them in one action.
How to change a destination URL - Edit it directly, or schedule a future swap.
How to create a branded short link - Connect your domain first, then pick it when creating a link.
How to create a link - Name, destination, optional branded domain, optional custom slug.