How to create a link rotator using OpenMyLink Campaigns

A link rotator is a tool that allows you to create a single link that redirects to multiple different links — in a specific order or at random. OpenMyLink's Campaigns feature is the surface you use to build and run rotators.

What is a link rotator

A link rotator is a tool that allows you to create a single link that redirects to multiple different links in a specific order or at random. You enter the various destination links into the rotator, and OpenMyLink generates a special link you can promote. When that link is clicked, the system sends the visitor to one of the destination links — sequentially or randomly — and advances to the next link on subsequent clicks (or rerolls the random pick).

Common use cases

• Affiliate marketing — rotate between multiple affiliate offers and see which one earns the most per click.
• Landing page performance testing — split traffic across two or more landing page variants for an A/B test.
• Multi-product promotion — drive traffic from a single ad creative or social post to several different products in your catalog.

Campaigns — the surface that powers rotators

The campaign feature groups multiple links together and generates a special link for sharing. This single URL allows viewers to access all campaign links while aggregating statistics across them — so instead of looking at five separate links in your stats page, you see one campaign-level view with totals.

How to add a link to a campaign

1. Select the desired links from your Links list (check the boxes next to them).
2. Click the campaign icon in the bulk-actions row.
3. Choose from the available campaigns in the dropdown menu.
4. If no campaign exists yet, create a new one from the same dropdown.

Once links are added to a campaign, they appear in the campaign's detail page along with their individual stats and the aggregated totals.

Sharing the campaign list

Sharing a campaign list — as a public landing page that lists every link in the campaign — has two requirements:

• You must have a Bio Page designated as Default on your account.
• Your account status must be set to public in the User Dashboard Settings.

With both in place, the campaign's public URL becomes browsable and you can share it like any other landing page.

The rotator feature

The same Campaigns surface gives you the rotator behavior. When you use a campaign as a rotator, the special campaign link randomly rotates the links inside the campaign and directs each user to one of the short links in the group. Aggregated statistics for the entire campaign — combined click count across all rotated destinations, plus per-destination breakdowns — are viewable from the campaign detail page, so you can compare destinations side by side without juggling separate links.