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Add UTM parameters to track your marketing campaigns in Google Analytics.
Where traffic comes from
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Any marketer who wants to know which campaigns actually work. Stop guessing, start measuring.
Tag each flyer, poster, and brochure with unique UTM parameters. Discover which print materials drive the most traffic and conversions. Compare "store_window" vs "checkout_counter" sources directly in your analytics.
Conference banners, booth displays, and name badges all deserve
tracking. Use different utm_content values for each location and measure engagement by placement.
Track engagement from physical products. Know how many customers scan the QR on your cereal box vs. your coffee bag. Tie physical product interactions to digital conversions.
UTM tag every link in your newsletter. See which email drives the most clicks, which CTA button performs best, and attribute sales directly to specific sends.
Use utm_content to
track different creative variations. "banner_red" vs "banner_blue", "headline_urgent"
vs "headline_friendly". Let data decide the winner.
Run the same campaign across QR codes, social media, and paid ads. UTM parameters let you compare performance side-by-side: "Which channel brought more customers to my summer sale?"
UTM parameters are small snippets of text added to the end of a URL that help you track where your website traffic comes from. They were originally created by Urchin (later acquired by Google to become Google Analytics), and remain the industry standard for campaign tracking.
When someone scans a QR code and visits your website, Google Analytics records this as "Direct" traffic by default—meaning you have no idea where they came from. Was it the flyer at the coffee shop? The poster at the trade show? The sticker on your product packaging?
By adding UTM parameters to your QR code destination URL, every scan is properly attributed. You'll see exactly which physical marketing materials are driving results, allowing you to double down on what works and cut what doesn't.
utm_source=flyer&utm_medium=qr, you can see exactly which physical marketing materials are driving the most engagement. Compare your store window QR to your takeaway menu QR and know which one performs better.example.com/page?ref=partner, we'll append UTM parameters correctly as example.com/page?ref=partner&utm_source=.... We use proper URL encoding to ensure nothing breaks.Experience the full power of QRLynx Pro. No credit card required.
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