For app makers who share a download link in posts, ads, emails and print.
One link for both app stores
Posts, ads and printed material have room for one link. A bridge link opens a small page with your logo and the buttons you choose, and counts which button people press.
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The problem
Where it usually goes wrong
Two stores, one place to put the link
A single address can't be both the App Store and Google Play, and two links in every post is clumsy.
A print run is forever
A store link printed on a poster or a box can't be updated if a listing moves.
No idea which store matters
Store dashboards count installs, but not how many people were ready to tap.
How it works
Three steps with IntelliLinks
- 01
Create a bridge link
Add one option for the App Store, one for Google Play, and a third for your website if you like (up to ten options).
- 02
Add your logo and a title
The bridge page shows your logo, a title and a button for every option.
- 03
Share it anywhere
Use the link in a post, an email or an ad, or download its QR code for print.
What you use
The parts that matter here
Bridge links
Two to ten destinations behind one short link, on a page with your logo and a title.
Which option gets picked
The link's page shows how many people chose each option, next to countries and devices.
A QR code for the same link
Print the code on a poster, a box or a business card; it opens the same page and keeps its own scan count.
Edit the destinations later
If a store listing changes, update the option. The short link and everything already printed keep working.
Example
Example: a bridge page for an app
A small app team shares one link. Visitors see its logo and two buttons, App Store and Google Play, and tap the one that matches their phone. The team sees how many people chose each store.
The visitor makes the choice: IntelliLinks does not detect the phone and redirect automatically. A visit is counted when an option is picked. The percentages in the drawing are sample data.
Where would you like to go?
Choose an option to continue.
Choices
Sample data- App Store58%
- Google Play34%
- Open the website8%
Questions
Good to know
Does it send iPhone users to the App Store automatically?
Not yet. A bridge page lets the visitor pick, and counts the pick. Automatic routing by device is on the longer-term list.
Can I add my website as a third option?
Yes. A bridge link can hold up to ten options, each with its own label and address.
Can I put it in a QR code?
Yes. Every link, bridge links included, has a QR code you can download as PNG or SVG.
More ways to use it
Try it with your own links
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