Jetpack · B2C · flight savings app
Give creator videos their own catchy web address that redirects to your app
Agency says it now knows exactly which organic videos drive App Store traffic; no numbers
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What they did
Register a benefit-named domain used only in the agency's organic videos (flightcheatcode.com for Jetpack; buyabusiness.com / buythebusinessyouwant.com for SMB Market) that redirects straight to the app/App Store. Separates organic creator traffic from paid ads, other agencies and in-house creators running at the same time, and is easier to remember than an unknown brand name. Used only for brands without a well-known or viral name (not needed for e.g. Polymarket). Tested on a couple of apps; SMB Market's domain went live a few weeks before the episode.
What happened
Guest says it has been working very well to attribute agency content to App Store traffic.
- Effort
- a couple of apps; SMB Market domain only a few weeks old
In their words
The Superwall Podcast · Dawson Gibbs - The 1 Billion Views Content Strategy Every App Should Steal in 2026“Whenever you go to flightcheatcode.com, it directly goes to the Jetpack app. Now, that helps us with our organic campaign to actually understand what is converting and what's not converting.”
“we've been only trying it with a couple apps, but it's been working very well for us to know exactly what's, you know, the attribution from us to the App Store”
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