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Know which posts bring installs

Campaign links for Google Play (UTM referrer) and the App Store (pt and ct), and one smart link and QR code that tracks both.

Where will you share it?
More: term, content and App Store tokens

Why use campaign links for your app?

A plain store link tells you how many people installed your app, not where they came from. Give every place you share your app its own campaign link (your Instagram bio, a TikTok video, a newsletter, a poster) and the stores tell you which one brings installs, so you can do more of what works.

Google Play: the UTM referrer

Google Play keeps whatever you put in the referrer parameter of a store link and hands it to your app after the install:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.example.app&referrer=utm_source%3Dinstagram%26utm_medium%3Dsocial%26utm_campaign%3Dlaunch

App Store: provider token and campaign token

Apple uses two parameters: pt, your provider token (the same number for all your apps), and ct, a campaign name you choose, up to 40 characters. App Store Connect then shows App Store page views, downloads and proceeds per campaign under App Analytics.

To find your provider token, open App Store Connect → Analytics, pick an app and generate a campaign link under Acquisition: the number after pt= is it. Apple only counts users who share analytics with developers, so the numbers are lower than your total downloads.

One link for both stores

The smart link at the right side of your results (apppage.net/go/com.example.app/id123456789?utm_source=…) carries the campaign to both stores: Android phones get the Google Play link with the referrer, iPhones and iPads the App Store link with pt and ct, and computers see both store buttons. Print its QR code on posters or put it in your bio. It never expires. Without a campaign, use the smart app link & QR code generator.

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