Tracked redirect URLs for review requests

What a tracked redirect is

A tracked redirect is a short Laddr URL like useladdr.com/r/abc123 that customers tap from your review-request message. Behind the scenes, Boost asks for an intent rating, then sends the customer to the right destination — public review platform if they're happy, private feedback form if they're not.

Create one

1. Open /boost/sources and connect at least Google Business Profile.
2. Open /boost → Tracked redirects → New.
3. Set the destination platforms in priority order (Google, then Facebook, then Yelp).
4. Pick a slug — keep it short. /r/acme or /r/{{job_id}} both work.

{
  "slug": "acme",
  "intentPrompt": "How was your visit today?",
  "destinations": {
    "high": ["google", "facebook"],
    "low": "private-feedback"
  },
  "threshold": 4
}

Routing logic

Each tap on the link follows the same flow:

1. Customer taps useladdr.com/r/acme.
2. Boost shows a tiny intent screen: "How did we do?" with a 1–5 picker.
3. If they pick 4 or 5, Boost redirects to your highest-priority public platform with a write-review link.
4. If they pick 1–3, Boost shows a private feedback form. The submission goes to your inbox — never the public listing.

Use it in cadences

Replace {{review_link}} in any cadence template with the tracked redirect. Boost auto-substitutes the right URL per customer.

Hey {{first_name}} — quick favor: {{review_link}}

// Renders as: useladdr.com/r/acme?j=84219

What's allowed

If you want stricter compliance, set the threshold to 1 — every customer goes straight to the public picker, no intent screen. Conversion drops about 15%, but you sleep better.