Create UTM parameters for your marketing campaigns
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UTM parameters are tags added to URLs to track the traffic source of marketing campaigns. You can analyze which channels are most effective in Google Analytics.
Identifies where traffic comes from. (advertising platform, search engine, newsletter, etc.)
Indicates the type of marketing medium. (paid advertising, email, social media, etc.)
Identifies a specific campaign. (promotion name, strategic campaign, etc.)
Tracks keywords for paid search advertising. (Google Ads, etc.)
Distinguishes multiple links within the same ad. (A/B testing, banner placement, etc.)
Running a spring sale campaign on Facebook ads:
https://example.com?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=spring_sale&utm_content=banner_adIn Google Analytics, you can track the number of visitors who clicked on the spring sale campaign banner from Facebook paid ads.
utm_source=google instead of Googlespring_sale instead of spacesYou can view your UTM URLs in Google Analytics > Acquisition > Campaigns