UTM Link Builder
"Wait, where did this sale come from?"
A **UTM (Urgent Tracking Module)** is just a fancy name for a few extra words added to the end of your link. These words tell Google Analytics exactly which email, ad, or post the visitor clicked on. **Without UTMs, your data is a guessing game.**
Campaign parameters like **utm_source** and **utm_medium** let Google Analytics track exactly where your traffic is coming from. Always use dashes instead of spaces for better compatibility.
Everything you need to know
Answers to the most common questions about tracking links.
Normally, Google Analytics sees all your email clicks as "Direct Traffic"—you can't tell which specific message worked.
This tool adds **"Tracking Tags"** to your link. When someone clicks, those tags tell Google: **"This visitor came from your Cold Email campaign."**
Cold Emailers: To track which email templates drive the most site visitors.
Agency Owners: To prove to clients that their reach is generating real ROI.
Influencers: To track how many followers they successfully sent to a brand.
- Login to **Google Analytics**.
- Go to **Reports → Acquisition → Traffic acquisition**.
- Find your **Source** (e.g., `LeadNexus`) and **Medium** (e.g., `email`) in the table!
Stop Building Links One-by-One
Why manual tracking is holding your growth back.
Manual UTM Builder
- Takes 2-3 minutes per link created.
- High risk of typos and broken data.
- No connection to actual dollars earned.
Frequently Asked Questions
utm_source is strictly required for tracking to work in Google Analytics, but it is highly recommended to also use utm_medium and utm_campaign to ensure your data is categorized correctly and useful for analysis.