UTM Link Builder

Generate UTM‑tagged URLs with consistent parameters so analytics tools can attribute traffic and conversions to the right campaigns.

Campaign name length
13 chars
Source / medium label
18 chars
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UTM tracking URL
https://example.com/landing-page?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=spring_launch&utm_content=hero_cta

Paste this URL into ads, emails, or social posts to track campaign performance in analytics tools.[web:801][web:804][web:810]

UTM tagging best practices

Consistent, lowercase UTM naming keeps reports readable and avoids splitting data across similar labels like "Email", "email", and "e-mail".[web:799][web:805][web:811]

  • Use utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign on every external campaign link.[web:801][web:807]
  • Avoid tagging internal links; UTM tags are meant for external traffic only.[web:799][web:808]
  • Document standard values for each parameter so your whole team tags links the same way.[web:799][web:805]
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Why UTM parameters matter

UTM parameters attach structured labels to campaign links so analytics platforms can attribute sessions, conversions, and revenue to specific sources and campaigns.[web:801][web:804][web:811]

Tips for clean campaign reporting

  • Plan a simple naming convention before launching campaigns and stick to it across channels.[web:799][web:805]
  • Use hyphens instead of spaces, avoid special characters, and keep names short but descriptive.[web:802][web:811]
  • Periodically audit campaign dimensions in your analytics reports to catch typos or rogue values early.[web:799][web:805]
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