The Deadline Funnel email links play a key part in our tracking system, and are essential for making sure that your subscribers see the correct timers on your page and in their emails.

In this article, we will outline how you can find and use your Deadline Funnel email links.

When you add a new page to your Deadline Funnel campaign, an email link is automatically generated for that specific page.

Open your campaign editor, and add a new page to your campaign. If you have already added your pages, you can skip this step:

An email link has now been generated for your page. You can find your email links in the Emails tab on the left side of your campaign editor:

The email links contain specific tracking parameters that only work in your emails.

In your email sequence, you should always use the Deadline Funnel email links whenever you are linking to your offer.

Here is an example of how you can add the email links in Drip:

Now, when someone receives your emails and clicks on the Deadline Funnel email link, Deadline Funnel will look up that subscriber's email address and automatically redirect them to either your special offer page or the expiration page.

You can track the email link clicks in your campaign. You can see when a lead clicked on the link and to which page they were redirected.

This is how you can see the email link clicks in your campaign.

Open your campaign editor and click on Open Analytics on the right side of the screen:

On your Analytics page, you should click on Leads and change it to Email Clicks:

From here, you will be able to see who clicked on an email link, from where, and to which page they were redirected:

Please note that if you delete a page timer in the Pages section of your campaign, the corresponding email link will also be deleted.

Make sure to update your email sequence to use the current email links in your campaign if you do delete a page timer.

A: If you have already copied a Deadline Funnel email link into your email(s), you can update where that link redirects to by editing the campaign page:

A: Yes! Just create a page for that blog post, select "Don't Display a Timer," and don't add a redirect for after the deadline:

Now you can copy the Deadline Funnel email link for that blog post:

A: Every email link has a special email placeholder at the end of it that is specific to the email platform you are using.

It changes based on the email platform you have selected under Edit Campaign >> Settings. If your email platform is not listed as an option, select 'Other' and then change the "?em=[email]" parameter at the end of the email link to "?em= *whatever the email address placeholder is for your platform*.

A: The Deadline Funnel email links are designed to be used in your autoresponder email platform but if you do want to send the link to subscribers directly, not using your email platform, this is how you do it.

Every email link has a special email placeholder at the end of it that is specific to the email platform you are using. It changes based on the email platform you have selected under Edit Campaign >> Settings.

In this example we're going to use the following email link, yours might have a slightly different format:

https://dfl0.us/s/7a601b3c?em={{subscriber.email_address}}

Copy your email link from the specific campaign and then replace the brackets & contents that come after em= with the subscriber's email address.

Our example email link will then be:

https://dfl0.us/s/7a601b3c?em=bob@gmail.com

If you have any questions please chat with us through the messenger in your account, send an email to help [at] deadlinefunnel [dot] com, or schedule a quick call with our team. We'd love to hear from you and we're happy to help!