Build UTM-tagged URLs for Google Analytics in seconds. Perfect for tracking campaigns across Google Ads, Facebook, email, WhatsApp, and more.
| Parameter | Purpose | Example | Required? |
|---|---|---|---|
utm_source |
Where the traffic originates | google, facebook, newsletter | ✅ Yes |
utm_medium |
Marketing channel used | cpc, email, social | ✅ Yes |
utm_campaign |
Name of the campaign | summer_sale, brand_launch | ✅ Yes |
utm_term |
Paid keyword (for search ads) | digital+marketing+pune | Optional |
utm_content |
Differentiates similar content/links | header_cta, footer_link | Optional |
UTM parameters are tags added to the end of a URL that tell Google Analytics where traffic came from. They help you track the effectiveness of each marketing channel, campaign, and even individual ads.
Using a UTM builder ensures consistency — capitalisation, spacing, and spelling. Inconsistent UTM tags lead to fragmented data in Google Analytics, making it harder to compare campaigns. A builder avoids that problem entirely.
Yes. Google and google are treated as two different sources in Google Analytics. Always use lowercase to keep your data clean and consistent.
utm_source identifies the specific platform (Google, Facebook, newsletter), while utm_medium identifies the type of channel (cpc, email, social). Together they give the full picture of where traffic came from.
Absolutely. Combine our UTM builder with our QR Code Generator to track scans from physical marketing materials like flyers, posters, and product packaging.
UTM parameters do not negatively impact SEO when used correctly. However, avoid using UTM-tagged links for internal navigation, as they can create duplicate content issues. Reserve UTM tags for external campaigns only.