YouTube analytics

YouTube Analytics That Tracks Clicks and Revenue

Views and watch time tell you a video got attention. They do not tell you whether it sent anyone to your website, store, or newsletter. Schedlytics connects each video to the clicks, traffic, and revenue it actually drives.

Schedlytics YouTube analytics with clicks and traffic

The gap YouTube Studio leaves open

YouTube Studio is great at what it does. It shows views, watch time, retention, and where your audience comes from. What it cannot show you is what happens after someone leaves the video. Did that tutorial actually sell your course? Did the review send buyers to the product? Studio goes quiet at exactly the moment that matters for your business.

Schedlytics fills that gap. By putting a tracked link in your description or pinned comment, every click is recorded with the video and campaign it came from. Now you can line up "12,481 views" next to "742 clicks" and "38 signups," and finally know which videos earn their place in your content calendar.

What you can see

Your channel and your results, side by side.

Views next to clicks

Compare reach against the clicks each video drove, so a quieter video that converts gets the credit it deserves.

Per video attribution

Trace traffic and signups back to the specific video that started them, not just the channel as a whole.

Live channel stats

Connect your channel to pull subscriber and view counts alongside your Schedlytics click data.

Campaign rollups

Bundle a launch video, shorts, and community posts into one campaign and measure the whole push. See campaign tracking.

Traffic over time

Watch evergreen videos keep sending clicks for months, and spot the back catalog that still pays off.

Revenue attribution

Connect a sale or signup to the video behind it, so you know what each upload is really worth.

How to track a YouTube video in Schedlytics

1. Make a tracked link

Create a short, branded link to your landing page and tag it with a campaign. See link tracking or build one with the UTM builder.

2. Add it to your video

Put the link in the description, a pinned comment, or an end card so viewers have one clear next step.

3. Watch the clicks land

Open Schedlytics to see exactly how much traffic and revenue that video produced.

Frequently asked questions

Does Schedlytics replace YouTube Studio?

No. Studio shows views, watch time, and audience data. Schedlytics adds the missing piece: the clicks your videos send to your links, so you can connect a video to the traffic and revenue it produced.

How does it track clicks from a video?

You place a Schedlytics tracked link in your video description, pinned comment, or card. Every click is recorded with its source and campaign, so traffic ties back to that exact video.

Do I have to connect my YouTube account?

Connecting YouTube lets Schedlytics pull live channel and video stats alongside your click data. You can also use tracked links on their own without connecting an account.

Does this work for Shorts?

Yes. Any video where you can place a link, including Shorts with a pinned comment, can be tracked the same way.

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