A UTM builder in the link form
The built-in UTM builder sits in link creation, on its own tab next to the basics, so tags go on as the link is made.
UTM presets
A UTM preset is a saved set of UTM parameters, such as source, medium and campaign, that anyone on your team can apply to a link in one click. SwiftURL’s UTM builder sits in the link form, so tags go on as the link is made and reach your analytics spelled the same way every time.
Inconsistent UTMs turn analytics into a mess. SwiftURL gives you a built-in UTM builder and saved presets, so source, medium and campaign names stay consistent across everyone who makes a link, and every value rolls up correctly in reporting.
The built-in UTM builder sits in link creation, on its own tab next to the basics, so tags go on as the link is made.
Save and reuse presets for common source and medium combinations, so everyone tags links the same way.
Consistent values roll up correctly in analytics, with no more three spellings of the same source.
Set source, medium and campaign as you create a link.
Keep the combinations you use often.
Apply a preset to any new link.
Consistent values roll up correctly in analytics.
No more three spellings of the same source.
Presets remove repetitive typing.
Everyone tags links the same way.
Saved sets of UTM parameters, such as source instagram, medium story and a campaign name, that anyone in the workspace can apply to a link in one click instead of typing them by hand.
utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term and utm_content. SwiftURL adds them to the destination on redirect, so tools like Google Analytics see them as well as SwiftURL analytics.
Yes. Presets are saved in the workspace settings, so every member applies the same values and analytics stop splitting one source into three spellings.
Yes. The UTM view groups clicks by utm_source, medium and campaign, next to the referrer, country and device breakdowns. See analytics.
Yes. The UTM builder and saved presets are on every plan, Free included.