Reward the fans who keep coming back
Someone who taps your link for the third time is interested but hesitating. A Smart Link counts each visit and can send returning fans somewhere new, like a discount that finally closes the sale.
Start for freeMost links treat every visitor the same. But a first-time click and a fifth click are two very different signals: the repeat visitor already knows your offer and is weighing it up. Showing them the exact same page again does nothing to move them.
OnLynk Smart Links count how many times each fan has visited and branch on it. First-timers get your standard page; returning visitors can be routed to a limited promo, a testimonial-heavy page or a stronger call to action, all from the single link you already share.
How it works
- 1
Add a visit-count condition
In the flow editor, branch on the number of prior visits, for example first visit versus 3rd visit or more.
- 2
Set each destination
Send new visitors to your normal page and returning ones to a promo, a discount code or a page built to convert.
- 3
Share one link
Post the same link everywhere. OnLynk picks the right destination per visitor, per visit, automatically.
Why it works
Turn hesitation into sales
Offer a promo to fans who keep coming back but haven't converted, exactly when they need the nudge.
One link, evolving destination
No need to swap links or repost. The same URL adapts as a visitor returns.
Combine with any rule
Stack visit count with geo, device or schedule conditions to fine-tune who sees what.
Frequently asked questions
How does OnLynk count visits?
Each visit to your Smart Link is counted per visitor, so the flow knows whether someone is on their first tap or their fifth and routes them accordingly.
What can I show returning visitors?
Anything a link can point to: a discount page, a limited-time promo, a different app, a stronger landing page or a checkout with a code pre-applied.
Do I need several links?
No. One Smart Link handles every case. The visit-count condition changes the destination without you touching the link you shared.