Tag your links with campaign parameters so Google Analytics shows exactly which post, email or ad brought each visitor. Build one link, or a full set for every channel in one go. Fields marked * are required by Google Analytics. Updates live as you type. Pick the channels you will promote on. Each one gets its own link using the website URL, campaign name, term and content from the Link Builder tab. Stored only in this browser on this device. Clearing your browser data removes them. UTM parameters are small tags added to the end of a link. When someone clicks it, Google Analytics records which source, medium and campaign sent them. It is a normal link with extra tracking tags (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign and optional ones) added after a question mark. The page itself does not change. Source, medium and campaign name. Term and content are optional and are useful for paid keywords and A/B tests. It is best to use lowercase only. Google Analytics treats Facebook and facebook as two different sources, which splits your reports. It is not recommended. Tags on internal links can overwrite the original traffic source of a visit. No. Everything is processed in your browser. Links are only kept on your device if you press Save.UTM Link Builder
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100% client-side. Your URLs and campaign names are processed inside your browser and never uploaded to our servers. Tip: keep naming consistent (always lowercase, same words for the same channel) – Google Analytics treats “Facebook” and “facebook” as two different sources.