Choose how your link opens

Decide whether visitors see your Snackle page or go straight to Fanvue. Browser opening is a separate setting that tries to move visitors out of an in-app browser.

When to use this

Keep the landing page when the images, introduction, CTA, or social links are part of the experience. This is also the option to use for image A/B testing.

Enable Skip the page when you want a short route straight to Fanvue. Your landing-page images and their A/B tests will not be shown.

Enable Reopen this page in the phone’s browser when visitors commonly arrive through Instagram or TikTok and you want to attempt opening the landing page in Safari or Chrome.

Where to find it

Links → Edit → Options → How the link opens.

How it works

Skip the page and send fans straight to Fanvue: runs configured browser tags, subject to consent, before forwarding. It also attempts the existing browser handoff.

Reopen this page in the phone’s browser: keeps the landing page and its CTA, while trying to leave the in-app browser. Visitors still choose when to tap through to Fanvue.

Browser handoff is best effort. Behavior varies by device and app; automatic opening is not guaranteed and visitors may see an Open in browser prompt.

Example: compare two Header images

Keep Skip the page off. Fans need to see the page for image impressions and CTA interactions to be compared.

Example: a direct Fanvue campaign

Enable Skip the page when your chosen experience is to send fans directly to Fanvue. Judge the resulting traffic and conversions rather than image-test performance.

How to use it

1. Start with both settings off if you want an ordinary landing page.
2. Choose whether the landing page is needed before enabling Skip the page.
3. If keeping the page, optionally enable Reopen this page in the phone’s browser.
4. Save and test the live link inside the app your audience uses, as well as a normal browser.