![]() Allow “Campaign Name”, “Source”, “Medium” and “Content” fields to have spaces, underscores and hyphens/dashes.Allow “Website URL” field to use upper and lowercase.Go on, give it a try below and if you get stuck, message us with the chat below. While it takes a little bit of extra effort and time, it’s well worth it in the long run to get a good idea of what’s producing the best results for your brand online. Now that you know how to create and use UTM codes, try using them for your upcoming social posts and mailers to keep track of all your traffic. To dive deeper in the UTM data, click on Secondary Dimension above the list of Campaign Names.You’ll see a list of your campaign names. Click on Campaigns and select All Campaigns.Click on Acquisition tab on the left side panel.Log in to your Google Analytics account. ![]() To find your UTM data in Google Analytics: In the example below, we are creating a UTM that will be posted on our Facebook page, driving users to a blog post. In the example below, we are creating a UTM that will be used as a hyperlink in a mailer, driving users to a blog post. (If you put your URL into a URL Shortener, don’t worry, it will still work and track.) You can still make edits and refresh your link before you copy it.
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