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Decode tagged links and check the campaign naming holds together.
The UTM Parser is the reverse of a link builder: paste tagged URLs and every campaign parameter is broken into a table beside the clean destination. Across a set it groups values case-insensitively, so Facebook and facebook — which analytics reports as two separate sources — show up as the mismatch they are.
Paste one tagged link or a whole export of them and every UTM parameter is pulled into a table — source, medium, campaign, term, content and ID — alongside the clean destination URL. It is the reverse of a link builder, and it is the half people skip.
The value is in what it finds across a set. Analytics tools treat Facebook, facebook and FaceBook as three different sources, so a campaign tagged inconsistently is reported as three campaigns and none of them look worth the spend. An invented medium lands the traffic in an unassigned bucket, which is where campaigns go to be forgotten. And a tagged internal link starts a new session, overwriting the source that actually brought the visitor in. The tool groups values case-insensitively and shows you where they diverge.
Values differing only by case are grouped, since analytics treats them as different campaigns.
An invented medium lands traffic in an unassigned bucket, and the tool names the standard ones.
Source, medium and campaign are all required for a campaign to report at all.
The URL without its tracking, which is the page the link actually goes to.
A tagged internal link starts a new session and overwrites the real source.
One per line. An export from a spreadsheet or an email tool works as it is.
Every parameter is broken out, with the destination URL shown clean beside it.
Values that differ only by case or spacing are grouped so the mismatch is obvious.
Settle on one form for each value and rebuild the links that do not match it.
The values are. Google Analytics treats Facebook and facebook as two different sources and reports them as two rows, which splits a campaign in half. Lowercase everything, always, and this tool shows you where you did not.
Source, medium and campaign. Without all three, a campaign does not report properly. Term and content are optional, and utm_id is only useful if you are importing cost data into GA4 to join against.
Almost always an unrecognised medium. Analytics maps traffic into channel groups by medium, so an invented one like "newsletter-email" falls outside every group. Use the standard values — email, cpc, social, organic_social, referral, affiliate, display.
No. A UTM on a link between two pages of your own site starts a new session and overwrites the original source, so the campaign that actually brought the visitor in loses the credit. Tag only links arriving from elsewhere.
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