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UTM Campaign URL Builder

Add source, medium, campaign, and optional term/content parameters to any URL to build a properly tagged campaign tracking link.

Tagged URL
https://example.com/landing-page?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=spring-sale

These parameters are how Google Analytics and most other tools tell a genuine campaign click apart from organic or direct traffic. Keep source/medium/campaign values consistent (same casing, same spelling) across every link in one campaign, GA treats "Newsletter" and "newsletter" as two different sources and will split your numbers between them.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need all five UTM parameters?+

No, source, medium, and campaign cover the vast majority of use cases. Term and content are optional, mainly useful for differentiating paid search keywords or A/B testing different versions of the same ad or link.

Why does capitalization matter for UTM values?+

Google Analytics and most other tools treat UTM parameters as case-sensitive strings, so "Newsletter" and "newsletter" get tracked as two separate sources. Pick a casing convention (lowercase is the common default) and stick to it across every link in a campaign.

Will UTM parameters break the destination page?+

No, they're just additional query parameters most pages ignore entirely. The one thing worth checking: if the destination page has its own canonical tag logic, make sure it points to the clean URL without the UTM parameters, so search engines don't index the tagged version.

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