Patricia works your Dub.
Ask her in Slack. She reports the click analytics on her own; by default, creating and tagging links waits for your yes, and anything that would go live on a channel is drafted for your yes first.
@Pati make tracked short links for the Orbit spring launch, one per channel, and UTM them properly.
Done. 6 short links created on the orbit domain, each with clean UTMs:
- Email, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, paid search, and the newsletter
- Source, medium, and campaign set to orbit-spring so they roll up in one report
- QR code generated for the print insert
- Nothing is posted anywhere. The links are yours to drop in.
Perfect. Two weeks in, which channel is actually driving clicks?
Instagram is carrying it: 2,140 clicks, 41 percent of the total, and the best click-to-signup rate at 6.3 percent. Paid search is second on volume but converts worst. Email is small but the highest quality. Full breakdown below.
Patricia + Dub
What she does in Dub.
Real actions she takes on your say-so, not a list of API endpoints.
Create tracked short links
Clean, branded short links spun up on your own domain, one per channel, so every campaign link is short, on-brand, and countable from the first click.
Tag UTMs consistently
Source, medium, and campaign set the same way every time, so channels roll up into one honest report instead of five spellings of the same campaign name.
Report click and conversion analytics
Clicks, unique visitors, top channels, devices, and conversions pulled and read back in plain language, so you know which channel is actually working, not just which got posted.
Generate QR codes
A QR code for any link, ready for a print insert, a booth, or a deck, pointing at the same tracked destination so offline traffic shows up in the same report.
Manage links and domains
Existing links read, updated, or organized and your custom domains checked, so the link set stays clean as campaigns come and go.
Keep live channels behind your yes
Reporting analytics runs on its own and touches nothing live, and by default creating and tagging links waits for your yes. When a link is about to go out on a channel, she drafts the placement for your explicit yes in Slack first.
Say it like you'd say it
Things to ask her on day one.
Make tracked short links for the Orbit launch, one per channel, with UTMs
Which channel is driving the most clicks on our spring campaign?
Create a QR code for this link for the print insert
Set consistent UTMs across all our current campaign links
Give me a click breakdown by device and country for this link
Better together
Dub is one hand. Give her the other.
Patricia's value compounds when the whole workflow lives with her, not just one tool.
Setup
Dub, connected in minutes.
Add Patricia to Slack
She joins your workspace like any teammate. Two minutes, no engineering.
Today at 9:00 AM
Connect Dub
One OAuth click. She gets only the access you approve, and you can disconnect her anytime.
Dub connected
Ask
Mention @Pati with the job. Reporting analytics runs on its own; by default, creating links waits for your yes, and anything about to go live on a channel always does.
@Pati Make tracked short links for the Orbit launch, one per channel, with UTMs
On it.
FAQ
Dub questions, answered.
What can Patricia actually do in Dub?
She creates short links on your custom domains, tags UTMs, generates QR codes, and reads click and conversion analytics, plus manages and organizes existing links. Reporting is instant and touches nothing live; by default, creating links waits for your yes.
Is anything she does in Dub destructive?
No. Making links, tagging UTMs, and pulling analytics are all safe, reversible reads and writes inside your Dub workspace. Nothing goes out on a channel until you place it, and if she is drafting that placement she shows it to you in Slack first.
Which Dub plan do we need?
A plan that allows the custom domains and analytics you want to use. She connects through Dub's official OAuth flow, the same way other approved apps do, and only sees the workspace you connect.
Can I keep her scoped to part of our Dub?
Yes. Connect only the workspaces you want her in, and the rest stays untouched. By default, every change she makes waits for your yes, and every email, post or message she drafts always does.
What does the Dub integration cost?
Nothing extra. Every integration is included, on every plan.
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Everybody deserves a Patricia.
She handles the work your team never gets to. You build the company. See what changes in your first week.