Creating Unique Identifiers
If you are launching a survey to your own list of respondents, aytm's List Survey, you can assign a unique identifier to help with your data analysis.
You can include a Universal Unique Identifier (UUID) at the end of the link to a List Survey in order to track the responses by source or individual. The UUID can be anything you need, as long as that specific link goes to the right person.
For example, to track respondents who could be clicking on your survey from either Facebook or Twitter, you would create two UUIDs - one for Twitter, and one for Facebook - and post them accordingly.
Example link: aytm.com/yoursurveylink
Param: ?uuid=
Example identifier: Facebook
Link to post to track Facebook clicks: aytm.com/yoursurveylink?uuid=facebook
Example link: aytm.com/yoursurveylink
Param: ?uuid=
Example identifier: Twitter
Link to post to track Twitter clicks: aytm.com/yoursurveylink?uuid=twitter
When a respondent clicks a link with a UUID, aytm will capture the information so that you will see it in your results. The UUID will be available in the Excel/CSV data exports from your survey and will be available as a filter in the reports page.
You can append other specific variables to your survey links as well; each link may only have a single UUID associated with it, however.
Note: This feature is only available for paid accounts.