Onboarding and getting started
Adding custom domains
How to add your own custom tracking domains in FunnelFlux
Onboarding quickstart guide
NOTE : We have updated various parts of our UI recently, so some parts here are outdated but remain similar. We will be creating new onboarding guides in the near future. Before you are able to create funnels to track your marketing efforts,...
End-to-end basic campaign setup
NOTE: We have updated various parts of our UI recently, so some parts here are outdated but remain similar. We will be creating new onboarding guides in the near future. Here I go through the things you'll need to set up for a basic affiliate...
Section Introductions
Introduction to traffic sources
A traffic source is anything that provides "traffic" to your sites, pages or marketing campaigns. This could be paid traffic sources like Facebook, Google Adwords, Taboola, etc. or your own sources like Email, Affiliates, and so on. There are...
Introduction to offer sources
Offer sources are exactly that - what, or who, provides your offers. This could be a third-party network, a direct advertiser/product owner, or even yourself. There are three reasons to use offer sources: For general categorisation of offers. On...
Introduction to landers
Landers are a lot like offers -- the key differences being: They don't directly convert and create revenue (though you can still see what revenue is associated with their visitors) They don't have an offer source, which would otherwise provide...
Introduction to offers
Offers are pages that you can use in your marketing flows/funnels. Any page that a revenue-generating conversion happens on should be an offer. This could be a checkout page, a page with an upsell, or a URL from a third-party that you send people...
Introduction to page groups
Page groups are exactly what they sound like - groupings of pages for use in the funnel builder. When you drag and drop a lander or offer group from the local nodes section: ...or drag and drop an existing lander or offer: You will create a ...
Introduction to funnels
Funnels are the core part of FunnelFlux -- it's in the name after all. If you have used other tracking platforms you may be familiar with the idea of "campaigns", which often have their own unique tracking link that is used at a specific traffic...
Using the funnel builder
The funnel builder is the core visual editor in FunnelFlux. Here, you can build and design all your funnels, controlling the logic that our servers use to process visitors. Its best to think of a funnel as a decision-making flow chart -- because...
Using conditions
Conditions are a node type in FunnelFlux that allow you to route users depending on rules that you set. These condition nodes can be used inside a funnel and can be either local or global. Global Conditions are ones that you make on the...
Using simple flows
Note: Simple Flows are currently in beta. Please report any bugs/issues you encounter. What are Simple Flows? Simple flows are a new, secondary type of funnel with their own user interface. This user interface provides an easier way to create...