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Attribution

Add UTM and custom tracking parameters to your links for better analytics and marketing campaign performance measurement.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

The Attribution card allows you to add tracking parameters to your links for better analytics and campaign tracking. This helps you understand where your traffic and conversions are coming from.

UTM Parameters

UTM parameters are standard tracking codes that help you identify the sources of your traffic in analytics tools like Google Analytics.

UTM ID

The campaign identifier:

  • Example: summer_2024

  • Used to track specific campaigns

UTM Source

The referrer or source of traffic:

  • Example: facebook, newsletter, google

  • Identifies where traffic comes from

UTM Medium

The marketing medium:

  • Example: cpc, email, social

  • Describes the type of marketing

UTM Campaign

The specific promotion or slogan:

  • Example: spring_sale, new_launch

  • Names your marketing campaign

UTM Term

The paid keywords:

  • Example: running_shoes, blue_dress

  • Tracks search terms

UTM Content

Used to differentiate similar content:

  • Example: top_banner, footer_link

  • Identifies specific placements

Custom Parameters

Beyond standard UTM parameters, you can add your own custom tracking parameters:

  1. Click "Add parameter" in the Custom Parameters section

  2. Enter your key in the first field (e.g., affiliate_id)

  3. Enter your value in the second field (e.g., partner123)

  4. Add multiple parameters as needed

  5. Remove parameters by clicking the X icon

Custom parameters let you track any additional information you need beyond standard UTM parameters, such as:

  • Affiliate IDs

  • Customer segments

  • Content categories

  • Device types

  • Geographic targeting

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