- To create a new campaign, from anywhere inside ClickFlare, click on the Campaigns tab on the left.
- Start by selecting the +New button on the top left of your screen.
- Begin by naming your new campaign, keep in mind to use a memorable name.
- Choose the Traffic Source for this campaign as well as its Cost Model.
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Proceed to selecting your campaign’s path transition.
Redirect Tracking is a classic tracking method, in which a visitor is redirected through ClickFlare’s servers, by applying path-altering options, such as rule-based paths, weights, A/B testing or AI.
Direct Tracking as the name suggests is a tracking method in which the visitor lands directly to a designated site, there is no redirection in the middle.
Note: You can place a note on your campaign e.g. what its aims are.
- In the Destination tab, choose New Flow, and pick one of the 4 provided Redirect Modes.
- Select Add Path (the same process applies even when creating Conditional Paths).
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For this article, we are deciding for our traffic to go through an Advanced Flow.

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An Advanced Flow sends traffic to multiple paths and each path can direct to multiple offers as well. You can get a picture of how it looks and works below.
Note: The traffic distribution is governed by a weight value. The proportion of weight values is reflected in a percentage of traffic distribution. This percentage always sums up to 100%. - Important here, is to select as well your Transition to the offer.
- Once you are done, click on Save.
- You’ll be redirected to your Campaigns’ window, where you can see your newly created campaign join the list.
- You can Preview, Edit, Clone or Archive a campaign at any time.
Campaigns
Campaign's Path Destination to Advanced Flow
Creating a campaign whose path destination goes through an Advanced Flow
A campaign can direct a visitor to different paths and options to maximize its profits. When creating a new campaign you can choose between 5 options of where to direct your traffic. In this article, we’ll look at how you can set up a campaign when redirecting traffic through an advanced flow.