Telegram Traffic Arbitrage: How to Track Lead Actions on the Advertiser's Side
In Instruction #1, I explained how to set up XTracker to track subscriber actions in your Telegram channel (where you are driving traffic from Facebook ads) and collect statistics. In Instruction #2, I covered how to collect web analytics for messages directly through Telegram. For those who prefer working with Chat2Desk, in Instructions #3 and #4, I explained how to integrate this aggregator into XTracker to analyze message statistics from there, as well as how to add tags from XTracker to Chat2Desk. This tagging system helps you identify which project or link a lead came from and what actions they performed.
In this article, I will explain how to add affiliates to XTracker.
Integrating an advertiser is necessary to track lead actions on the advertiser's side (e.g., registrations and deposits).
Guide: How to Add Affiliates to Xtracker
When you add an advertiser to XTracker, you will receive callbacks (webhooks) that need to be added on the advertiser's side.
This will allow you to track what is happening on their end.
Let’s get started.
- Go to XTracker, navigate to Agents → Affiliates, and select your project.
- Click Add Affiliate.
- Enter a name and click Create.
- An affiliate card will appear. You can edit it and add deposit rates for a specific period.
- Now, when you go to the Integrations → Callbacks section, you will see postbacks (callbacks) — these are special links that you can insert into your advertiser's personal account.
- In the Reports section, you will now see a new column that tracks statistics for your advertiser.
That’s it! We’ve successfully added affiliates to XTracker, and now we can track lead actions on the advertiser's side.
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