Generate campaign URLs with UTM parameters in seconds. One-click presets for Product Hunt launches, newsletters, and social posts. No signup, nothing stored.
Where the traffic comes from
The marketing channel
What campaign this belongs to
| Parameter | Required | What it tracks | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| utm_source | Yes | The platform sending traffic | producthunt |
| utm_medium | Recommended | The channel type | social |
| utm_campaign | Recommended | The specific campaign | ph_launch |
| utm_term | Optional | Paid search keywords | directory+submission |
| utm_content | Optional | Which link or variant was clicked | cta_button_top |
Copy these conventions instead of inventing values ad hoc. Consistency is what makes UTM reports usable six months later:
| Channel | utm_source | utm_medium | utm_campaign |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product Hunt launch | producthunt | launch | ph_launch_2026 |
| Email newsletter | newsletter | weekly_digest | |
| Meta (Facebook) ads | cpc | retargeting_q3 | |
| X (Twitter) organic | social | build_in_public | |
| Directory listing | directoryname | referral | directory_submissions |
| Guest post | blogname | guest_post | seo_outreach |
The launch week of a startup generates traffic from a dozen places at once: Product Hunt, Hacker News, X, newsletters, and directory listings. Without UTM tags, all of it lands in your analytics as one undifferentiated blob of "referral" or "direct" traffic, and you never learn which channel actually worked. Tag every link you share with a consistent scheme and you can answer the question that matters after launch: where should I double down?
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