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Tracking & Attribution
S2S postbacks, mobile measurement partners and step-by-step guides for AppsFlyer, Adjust, Kochava and the other platforms advertisers measure in.
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How S2S Postback Tracking Works: A Complete Guide with Examples
The click ID goes out with the user and comes back with the conversion. Here is how that loop works — and how to debug it when it breaks.
TrackingHow AppsFlyer Works: Mobile Attribution Explained for Marketers
AppsFlyer is the referee between your app and every ad network. Here is how it decides who gets credit for an install.
TrackingHow to Set Up AppsFlyer: A Step-by-Step Guide for New Apps
From creating the app in the dashboard to your first verified test install — the setup checklist we use before any campaign goes live.
TrackingHow to Create Attribution Links and OneLinks in AppsFlyer
Every parameter in an AppsFlyer link, what it does, and how to build links that attribute correctly the first time.
TrackingHow to Track Installs and Purchase Events in AppsFlyer
Installs are easy. Getting revenue events right — and proving them to partners — is where most app campaigns fail.
TrackingAppsFlyer for Agencies and Advertisers: Permissions, Transparency and Setup
The rules that decide what an agency can see and do in your AppsFlyer account — and what changed with agency transparency and allowlists.
TrackingAdjust Explained: Setup, Tracker Links and Event Tracking for App Marketers
Adjust works on the same principles as other MMPs, with its own vocabulary. Here is the map — trackers, tokens, Campaign Lab and data sharing.
TrackingKochava Explained: Mobile Attribution, SmartLinks and When to Use It
Kochava is one of the longest-running measurement platforms. What it offers, how it is set up and how it compares.
TrackingAppsFlyer vs Adjust vs Singular vs Kochava vs Branch: MMP Comparison 2026
Five MMPs, one decision that shapes every campaign you run. What each does best and how to pick.
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