Use lowercase only
UTM values are case sensitive in reports.
Find out exactly which post, email or ad brought each visitor. Add UTM tags to your link, copy it, or download it as a QR code for printed materials.
Private by design. Everything is generated in your browser. Your URLs, content and settings are not uploaded or stored.
UTM parameters are small tags added to the end of a URL. When someone clicks the link, Google Analytics reads the tags and records where the visit came from. Source is the site or platform, such as facebook or newsletter; medium is the type of traffic, such as social, email or cpc; and campaign is the name of your promotion.
Consistency is everything. If one person writes "Facebook" and another "facebook", analytics shows them as two different sources. That is why this builder lowercases values and replaces spaces by default. Agree a simple naming list with your team and stick to it.
UTM values are case sensitive in reports.
UTMs on links within your own site overwrite the original source of the visit.
Tag two buttons or two ads differently to see which performs better.
Record every campaign name so reports stay consistent.
Source, medium and campaign name are the core three. Term, content and ID are optional.
No. They are for analytics, and search engines usually ignore them. Do not use them on internal links.
In Google Analytics 4, under Acquisition reports, using session source, medium and campaign.
Yes. Click Download QR code to get a QR image of your tracked link.
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