Add utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and other tracking parameters to any URL, then save your generated links for later reuse.
Build campaign-tagged URLs for tracking traffic sources in Google Analytics or similar tools. Everything happens in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
Saved locally on this device — clearing your browser data will remove them. No account, nothing sent anywhere.
UTM parameters are tags appended to a URL that tell analytics tools like Google Analytics where traffic came from. utm_source identifies the referrer (e.g. "newsletter"), utm_medium the marketing channel (e.g. "email"), and utm_campaign the specific campaign name — together they let you compare performance across channels for the same destination page.
Pick a naming convention and stick to it across your team — lowercase, no spaces, and consistent terms (always "newsletter", never a mix of "newsletter" and "email-list") make reports far easier to filter and compare later. Reserve utm_term and utm_content for cases where you're testing keyword variants or A/B testing creative within the same campaign.
Are my saved links private? Saved links are stored only in your browser's local storage on this device — they're never sent to Quikbench or anywhere else.
Do UTM parameters affect SEO or page ranking? No — they're purely for analytics tracking and don't influence search rankings, though it's good practice to set a canonical tag on the destination page to avoid duplicate-content confusion.