Find out where your signups actually come from.
TikTok in-app, podcasts, Slack groups, word of mouth, ChatGPT — none of them send a referrer, so your analytics files them all under Direct. Ask the person instead, in your own signup or checkout. Then ask which account, so the answer is Jade, @jade.work0 and not TikTok.
“Set up attribution for my checkout. Channels are Google, ChatGPT, LinkedIn, TikTok and word of mouth — for TikTok, ask which of @jade.work0, @diego.conversa, @nico.translate.”
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What your customer sees
Try it — this is the whole form
Where did you first hear about us?
Google
TikTok
Reddit
Instagram
Someone at my company was already using it
ChatGPT
LinkedIn
An article or review
A friend or colleague told me
X
At a conference or event
YouTube
I don't remember
Which account was it?
- Nico@nico.translate
- Jade@jade.work0
- Diego@diego.conversa
- I don't remember who
{ "channel": { "candidate_id": "tiktok" } }"TikTok" was never the answer. Six ambassador accounts collapse into that one string, and every conclusion drawn from it is noise — so the second question arrives in place, with no page transition. Try typing "office".
Nothing on this card is sent anywhere — no account, no request, nothing stored. The logos, labels and aliases are the ones the API serves from /api/attribution/catalog.
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