What is a tracked share link?
A tracked share link is a URL to a hosted document that records who opened it and how they engaged. Here's how it works and why it beats sending an attachment.
A tracked share link is a URL pointing to a hosted version of your document or presentation that records engagement when someone opens it — instead of a file you attach to an email and lose sight of.
How it works
You upload the deck to a hosting tool, which gives you a link (ideally a unique one per recipient). When someone opens that link, the viewer records events: the open, how long they actively read, which slides they spent time on, and whether they finished — the basis of presentation analytics.
Why use one
- Attribution — know who engaged, not just that “someone” did.
- Control — password-protect, expire, or revoke the link after sending.
- Always current — recipients see the latest version, no re-sending.
- Signal for follow-up — engagement tells you when and how to reach out.
In short: an attachment is fire-and-forget; a tracked link is a two-way channel. See it applied to proposals.
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