A tag on your link
UTM adds a few parameters to the end of a URL. The page stays the same, but your analytics tool learns where the visitor came from.
Create a UTM link for every ad, post or email and see in Google Analytics exactly where your visits and sales come from.
The URL is built in your browser; nothing is stored on our servers.
UTM adds a few parameters to the end of a URL. The page stays the same, but your analytics tool learns where the visitor came from.
source says where (instagram), medium says what kind of channel (social) and campaign says which campaign (black_friday). term and content are optional.
In GA4, open Reports › Acquisition › Traffic acquisition to see visits and sales for each source, medium and campaign.
A link with utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign parameters added so tools like Google Analytics record exactly where a visit came from.
No, as long as the page has a correct canonical tag — Google indexes the version without UTMs. Just don't use UTMs on internal links.
In GA4 go to Reports › Acquisition › Traffic acquisition and choose the Session source / medium or Session campaign dimension.
Not if Google Ads is linked to GA4 with auto-tagging on. For Instagram, email, WhatsApp and other ads, always add UTMs.
Shorten it with any link shortener. The parameters are kept when the short link opens.
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