Regular expressions (Regex) look scary, but they're incredibly powerful for finding patterns in text. Use a Regex Tester to experiment without fear!
Track your marketing campaigns like a pro. The UTM Builder makes it easy to add tracking parameters to your URLs, so you know exactly where your traffic is coming from. Whether it's a newsletter, a Facebook ad, or a tweet, generate clean, tagged links that play perfectly with Google Analytics.
UTM (Urchin Tracking Module) codes are text snippets added to the end of a URL. They tell analytics tools specifically how a visitor arrived at your site. By standardizing these tags, you can separate traffic from an email 'Summer Sale' campaign versus a Facebook 'Summer Sale' ad, giving you precise ROI data.
The tool constructs a query string. It appends a `?` to your URL, followed by key-value pairs separated by `&`. It handles the URL encoding (replacing spaces with `%20`) so your link doesn't break when clicked.
No, search engines generally ignore UTM parameters when indexing content. However, it's good practice to use a 'canonical' tag on your page to be safe.
Yes! 'Email' and 'email' will show up as two different sources in Google Analytics. We recommend using all lowercase to keep your data clean.
Source (where it's from), Medium (how it got there), and Campaign (why it's there) are the big three you should always use.
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