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What are UTM tags and why should I use them?
UTM (Urchin Tracking Module) tags are five standard parameters appended to URLs that help analytics tools (like Google Analytics) track traffic sources, mediums, and specific campaign performance metrics accurately.
What parameters are required to build a valid tracking link?
Technically, only your destination URL and `utm_source` are strictly required to compile a link. However, adding `utm_medium` and `utm_campaign` is highly recommended to prevent traffic from being classified as "Unassigned" in Google Analytics dashboards.
Can I decode complex URLs that contain non-UTM parameters?
Yes, easily. The built-in URL parser breaks down the entire query string. It isolates UTM variables first and lists any additional parameters (like `fbclid`, `gclid`, or affiliate IDs) in a separate clean table.
Does this tool record my campaigns or URLs?
No. The entire building and parsing logic runs strictly offline within your local browser memory space. SimplyUtils does not log, save, or transmit your URL configurations, keeping your campaigns 100% private.
Strict Local Sandbox Security: All campaign tracking builders parse parameters locally inside your browser memory. We do not store or transmit your campaign links.