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Measuring & Optimizing
Kingfin Referral Links
Lift your click-to-registration rate

A practical analysis for intermediate-to-advanced affiliates: find the drop-off with SubID and GA4, and raise your CVR

4 stages

the click-to-registration funnel

SubID×GA4

measure both the results side and your site

Up to 80%

RevShare that compounds

9 slides

Why clicks alone don't grow earnings

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Rewards are a product:reward ≒ clicks × click-to-registration rate (CVR) × trading after sign-up

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A click is just the entrance:not the count of people who reached the goal. The drop-off in between stays invisible

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The advanced view:break it down — "which click went how far?"

💡 Double the clicks but halve the rate, and registrations don't rise (figures are illustrative)

The 4-stage click-to-registration funnel

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Stage	What it is	Where to measure
① Impression	how many saw the article/post	your site / SNS
② Click	how many pressed the referral link	GA4
③ Registration	sign-up completed at the link	SubID + dashboard
④ Trading	trades on OlympTrade → RevShare	dashboard

💡 The fix is totally different depending on the stage that's stuck — so break it down first

What does SubID distinguish?

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By article:which article leads through to registration. Use the article slug as the marker

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By channel:which results came via blog, X, note, or YouTube

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By placement:which works better — the intro link or the closing CTA button

⚠️ Don't over-split, don't rename mid-way, don't forget to tag. Fix the unit you'll want to compare later

Which events to track in GA4

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Outbound link clicks:turn on enhanced measurement's "outbound clicks" to capture clicks to kingfin.com

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CTA buttons:add a manual event to key buttons. Use button_location to distinguish placement

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Mark as a key event:set referral-link clicks as a conversion and follow them in reports

💡 GA4 sees only "up to the click." Stage ③ onward is read via SubID and the dashboard

Fixing the low-conversion spots

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Symptom (illustrative)	Suspected cause	Action
①→② is low	the link isn't found	review placement and wording
②→③ is low	gap between article and sign-up page	align on facts, don't over-hype
Article A ✓ Article B ✗	difference in article format	port the winning format over

⚠️ Change one element at a time. Compare before and after with SubID and GA4 (figures are a model case)

Connecting measurement to RevShare income

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RevShare builds up from ongoing trading:the rate is tiered; with bonuses combined, up to 80%, paid daily from a $10 minimum

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Look "past sign-up":use SubID to find high-quality sources whose trading lasts longer

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Pour resources into winners:extend the format of articles that convert into new pieces

💡 Measurement is the material for deciding "what to write next." But results vary and aren't guaranteed

A minimal setup for your first two weeks

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Week 1

Design SubID on just two axes (e.g. article × placement) and lock in a naming rule

Week 2

Watch three things weekly: "outbound clicks," "clicks by article," "registrations by SubID"

Week 2

On your most-clicked article, change one element — placement or wording — and compare before/after

💡 Forget perfect; get a minimal loop running first. From week 3, just repeat the same loop

Measuring & optimizing click-to-registration — Summary

A click is the entrance. Reward = "clicks × conversion rate × trading after sign-up." Break it into 4 stages first

SubID for where results come from, GA4 for the path up to the click. Split the roles to find the drop-off

Change one element at a time and compare before/after. Extend the winning format to lift conversion

RevShare builds up from ongoing trading (up to 80%). Measurement is the material for your next move

Read the SubID analysis template →

Measuring & OptimizingKingfin Referral LinksLift your click-to-registration rate