Please see this suggestion regarding specific links for any updates on this issue – http://nationbuilder.com/taxpayersunion/click_report_on_specific_link_in_an_email_blast

I don’t think this is really the solution the poster was looking for. I am having the same problem. We often have about 20 different links in our e-blasts about upcoming programs (we usually spotlight two or three events but then give a full calendar of upcoming events). While we can see the number of people who click on a link or we can see people who have clicked on some link, what we can’t see is WHO is clicking on WHAT link. This is pretty standard in most e-mail marketing programs (Constant Contact, Mailchimp, etc.) and would be tremendously helpful because we can follow up with targeted e-mails to those people about those events.

I agree with what Brad Oldham mentioned—without that feature one can’t even tell who clicked “unsubscribe” vs. an actual link. Is NB working on this?

There is a missing feature compared to the examples listed: who click which of the lists.
All this provides is a list of people that clicked a link, not a list of people that clicked each link. Without this feature you can not do polling or questions within an email.

Is there also a way to see who is clicking on which link?
thanks.

Agreed. This is the the only reason we haven’t switched to NB from Mailchimp.