Understand what a splash page is, how to set it up in Superplural Link, and when to use it to monetize links, create urgency, or present your brand before redirecting.
You shorten a link and usually the user goes straight to the destination. With a splash page, before this redirection happens, the user sees a customized page of yours. It can be a countdown timer, a brand message, an affiliate notice, or an ad space.
\n \nIt is a simple feature with various uses, available in Superplural Link for all shortened links.
\n \nWhat is a splash page
\n \nA splash page is an intermediate page that appears between clicking the link and the final destination. Unlike a landing page, it does not need to have a form or a purchase button. The goal is to present something before redirecting.
\n \nIt can have an automatic timer (the redirection happens automatically after a few seconds) or it may require the user to click a button to continue.
\n \nHow to set up in Superplural Link
\n \nWhen creating or editing a shortened link in Superplural Link, access the splash page option in the link settings. You can:
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- Choose from the available templates \n
- Customize the text that appears on the page \n
- Add your logo \n
- Set the wait time before automatic redirection \n
- Add ad code (such as Google AdSense) \n
Advanced users can also create completely customized splash pages in the "Splash Pages" section of the dashboard, with their own CSS and design. Each splash page created can be used across multiple links, centralizing management.
\n \nPractical uses of the splash page
\n \nLink monetization: If you share many links on social media or a blog, you can place an ad on the splash page and generate revenue from clicks before the redirection.
\n \nAffiliate disclaimer: For those working with affiliate marketing, LGPD and platform policies require transparency. A splash page with a clear notice that the link is an affiliate link protects you legally and maintains audience trust.
\n \nCountdown for launches: Create a link with a splash page showing how many days are left until the product launches. When the deadline is over, just update the link's destination. Links from Superplural Link are dynamic, so the code or printed link continues to work.
\n \nBranding: Place your logo and a brand message before redirecting. Any link you share becomes an opportunity for brand exposure.
\n \nConsent collection: Inform the user that they are leaving your domain before redirecting. Useful for links in corporate environments or platforms with strict policies.
\n \nSplash page versus landing page
\n \nA splash page does not replace a conversion landing page. It is complementary. While the landing page aims to convert (sale, registration, download), the splash page aims to present or filter before redirecting.
\n \nIf you want to check how your URL is redirecting, use the free URL redirect checker available in the tools of Superplural Link. It checks up to 10 redirects in sequence.
\n \nCustom design by user
\n \nIn Superplural Link, each user can create their own splash pages with custom design. If you want to change the look, just edit the splash page and all links using it are automatically updated.
\n \nCreate your free account at link.superplural.com and set up your first splash page.
