The data you get from your link-tracking platform is a goldmine. Monitor which links get the most clicks and, more importantly, which traffic sources (e.g., Twitter, email newsletter, LinkedIn) are driving those clicks. Use this information to double down on what’s working.
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I believe you're referring to creating a "SPOM link" or specifically, a link related to SharePoint Online Management (SPOM) that might be used in a hot or popular context. However, to provide a clear and informative post, I'll need to clarify a few assumptions: The data you get from your link-tracking platform