Briggs AnalyticsFree tool · Advisors and partners
Add a free records check to your member site
Associations, advisors and newsletters can give their members a free way to check whether their company's records qualify. Copy one small box onto your site. Every check is tagged to you.
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How this works
Four steps, about as many minutes.
- Type your organization's name.
- Pick a color that fits your site.
- Copy the box and paste it into your site.
- Every check from your box is tagged to you.
A useful thing to offer your members
Trade associations, advisor networks and owner newsletters are always looking for something genuinely useful to put in front of members. A free, two-minute check of whether a member's company records could be licensed is exactly that: it costs them nothing, it takes no files, and it answers a question many owners have started asking.
The box is plain HTML, so it works on almost any site, from WordPress and Squarespace to a newsletter template. It has no tracking scripts of its own and loads nothing from our servers until someone clicks it.
Tagged to you
Every link in the box carries your organization's code, so we can tell you how many of your members checked. If you would like to work together more closely, see how it works for advisors and partners.
What members see
A short headline, one line saying it costs nothing and needs no files, and a button that opens the Briggs Analytics check in a new tab.
Questions about this tool.
Does the box slow down my site?
No. It is a few lines of plain HTML with no scripts and nothing loaded from our servers until someone clicks.
Will it work on my site builder?
It works anywhere you can paste HTML, including WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow and most newsletter tools.
How do I see how many members used it?
Ask us any time and we will send the count for your code. Every link is tagged to you.
Does it cost members anything?
No. The check costs owners nothing and needs no files.
See what your company's records could be worth.
Costs you nothing · five quick questions · about a minute · no files
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