Коротко
- In ClikBy, a “channel” is easiest as a separate smart link (or a stable UTM on one link).
- The Audience filter by link + bot status shows channel quality.
- UTM source/medium/campaign are visible in the expand-row, but there is no separate filter select.
- Stats → Referrers — a breakdown of click sources for the link (all clicks, not only the bot list).
Идея
To compare Meta vs Google vs a partner vs QR, do not mix them in one alias. Otherwise in Audience you will have to scroll UTM in each row by hand.
Preparation
- One link per channel/campaign (or mass create + tags).
- UTM in the destination: source=meta|google|partner, medium, campaign.
- The same comparison period for all channels.
In Audience
Link filter
Select the channel alias.
Bot status
Look at bot_server and bot_filter separately and as a total.
Compare the cards
The bots / total share and confirmed for channel A vs B.
Таблица
Device/score patterns among bots of the same channel.
UTM in visit details
Expand the row: UTM source/medium/campaign/term/content. That way you check that Ads actually passed the tags, and you catch a “foreign” source on a shared link.
If you need a “utm_source=…” only list filter — export a CSV of stats/visits and filter in a spreadsheet; Audience UI has no such select.
Referrers in Stats
Open the link stats → Referrers: where clicks came from. Match it to the Audience period. Remember: referrers count clicks, while Audience counts visits with statuses.
Limitations
Audience has no separate UTM / country / channel filters. The breakdowns below are working scenarios: filter by link and status + visit columns/details + Stats sections (Referrers, Countries) and the Bots chart on Dashboard.