For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt
For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt
Creator Analytics Dashboard
The **Creator Analytics Dashboard** gives you a clear look at your performance, content success, and fan engagement, so you can better understand what is helping you grow your earnings and connect with your audience.
## Key performance metrics
Use the date filter to track performance over a selected time period, including:
- Total profile visits
- New memberships
- 1:1 DM revenue
- Membership revenue
## Mass DM optimization
Use Mass DM performance insights to get more out of the messages you send:
- **Reuse Top-Converting Mass DMs:** Resend your best-performing messages to new fan segments.
- **Try New Captions:** If a DM is underperforming, get caption suggestions to help improve results.
## Media performance
See which media your fans are engaging with most, including:
- **Top-earning media:** ranked by revenue
- **Most-purchased media:** ranked by number of purchases
## Creator onboarding
If you’re just getting started, you’ll see a guided carousel that walks you through key setup steps. It disappears once you complete them.
- Setting up your profile
- Creating a membership
- Uploading your first post
- Adding a welcome message
## Actions needed
This section flags items that may need your attention, including:
- Unanswered custom requests after 48 hours
- No new vault uploads in the last 7 days
- Empty shop
## Tracking links for social platform performance
You can track how each social platform performs using **Tracking Links**.
1. Go to **Settings** > **Tracking Links**.
2. Copy the unique link for the platform you want to track, such as Spotify, Instagram, X/Twitter, or TikTok.
3. Share that link in your bio, posts, or other content on that platform.
Once fans interact with that link, you can track:
- **Clicks:** Total number of times the link was clicked.
- **Signups:** Number of new accounts created through that link.
- **Spenders:** Number of fans who made a purchase after clicking the link.
- **Followers:** Number of fans who followed your Passes page.
- **Earned ($):** Total revenue generated from users who came through that link.
Using platform-specific tracking links can help you understand which social channels are driving the most engagement and revenue.
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