In short
SaTT drives website traffic two ways: a Quest “visit URL” action sends participants through a tracked redirect and rewards the visit with tickets, and creator posts in an AdPool carry your link to their audience. SaTT counts Quest visits, but it does not count clicks on creator posts, so tag your link with UTM parameters and read your own analytics.
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Why is paid traffic hard to trust?
Click campaigns attract bots and accidental taps. You pay for visits that leave in a second, and you cannot tell who the visitor was.
What does SaTT measure for traffic?
| Source | What SaTT measures | What you measure |
|---|---|---|
| Quest “visit URL” action | The visit, through a tracked redirect, verified automatically | Time on site and conversions |
| Creator posts in an AdPool | Views, likes and shares of the post | Clicks and visits from the link |
Quest visitors are verified accounts: one SaTT account and one device per entrant, so a single person cannot multiply visits for extra tickets.
Which setup should you start with?
- Quest: a visit action (2 tickets), a quiz about the page you want read (3 tickets), a daily check-in (1 ticket), 14 days.
- AdPool: fixed reward per post on X and YouTube, with your UTM link in the brief’s “Link to share” field.
Example UTM link: https://yourbrand.com/?utm_source=satt&utm_medium=creator&utm_campaign=spring. Use a different utm_campaign per pool to compare them.
How do you set it up?
1. Prepare a landing page
Use a page that answers the visitor’s first question, not just your homepage.
2. Create the Quest
On Create a Quest, paste the page URL and add a visit-URL action and a quiz.
3. Add a creator layer
Optionally create an AdPool whose brief includes your UTM link and a clear reason to click.
4. Read your analytics
Compare sessions by
utm_campaignin your analytics tool, and Quest visits in your Quest dashboard.
What mistakes cost the most?
- Expecting SaTT to pay per click: AdPools pay on post views, likes and shares, not on clicks.
- Forgetting UTM parameters, which makes creator traffic invisible in your reports.
- Rewarding the visit too heavily compared with actions that show real interest.
See also Collect newsletter e-mails to capture visitors.
Key takeaways
- The Quest visit-URL action is a tracked redirect, verified automatically.
- SaTT does not count clicks on creator posts; use UTM links and your own analytics.
- Quest visitors are verified accounts, one per device.
- Pair a visit with a quiz to reward attention, not just a click.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pay creators per click?
No. SaTT pays creators on measured post results (views, likes, shares) or a fixed price per post. Clicks are measured in your own analytics.
Is the Quest visit counted if the page fails to load?
The visit is recorded when the participant passes through the tracked redirect to your URL. Make sure the page is online before launch.
How many actions can a Quest have?
A drafted Quest proposes up to 8 actions. Keep 3 to 5 for clarity.