UTM Event Tracker and Analytics, UTM Grabber

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This powerful plugin enables you to seamlessly track events and analyze user interactions using UTM parameters, fbclid, gclid, button clicks, or custom element interactions. Whether you need to monitor click-through rates, measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, or gain insights into user behavior, this plugin provides a comprehensive solution. With its intuitive tracking capabilities, you can capture valuable data to optimize your strategies and make data-driven decisions with ease.

Send Google Analytics Events with Ease

The UTM Event Tracker and Analytics plugin supports sending Google Analytics events for better user interaction tracking. Capture events such as button clicks, hyperlink clicks, and form submissions, and send them directly to Google Analytics. Gain valuable insights, improve engagement tracking, and optimize your marketing performance effortlessly—all without any coding!

Warning

• If you are using a caching plugin, please exclude the wordpress_utm_event_tracker_session cookie.
• For websites hosted on WP Engine, you must request support to allow the wordpress_utm_event_tracker_session cookie.
• If you are using the NitroPack caching plugin, be sure to exclude this cookie in the app settings. Refer to this guidelines for more details.

Getting Started

Once the plugin is installed and activated, you can start tracking events and analyzing data using UTM parameters. Here’s how to get started:

Define Your UTM Parameters: Determine the UTM parameters you want to track. Common parameters include source, medium, campaign, term, and content.

Generate UTM Links: Create UTM-tagged URLs for your marketing campaigns using tools like Google’s Campaign URL Builder.

Insert UTM Parameters: Insert the UTM parameters into your links wherever you want to track events. This could be in emails, social media posts, advertisements, etc.

Analyze Data: Visit the plugin dashboard to analyze the data collected through UTM tracking. Gain insights into user behavior, campaign performance, and more.

Features

The UTM Event Tracker and Analytics plugin offers a comprehensive set of features designed to enhance your ability to track events and analyze data using UTM parameters. Here are the key features of the plugin:

UTM Event Tracking: Track various events on your website using UTM parameters. Whether it’s clicks, conversions, or form submissions, you can accurately monitor user interactions.

Track Button & Link Clicks: Gain deeper insights into user interactions by capturing button clicks and hyperlink engagements on your website. This feature helps you track user behavior, measure click performance, and optimize your marketing campaigns based on real-time data. Whether it’s a call-to-action button or an outbound link, you’ll have the analytics needed to improve conversions and refine your strategies.

UTM Analytics: Gain valuable insights into the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns through UTM tracking. Analyze traffic sources, campaign performance, conversion rates, and more to optimize your marketing strategies.

Customizable Reports: Generate customizable reports to visualize your data effectively. Customize reports based on specific UTM parameters, date ranges, and metrics to meet your unique reporting needs.

User-friendly Interface: Enjoy an intuitive and user-friendly interface for seamless navigation and data analysis. Easily access and interpret your UTM tracking data with built-in tools and visualizations.

Campaign Performance Monitoring: Monitor the performance of your marketing campaigns in real-time. Track the success of each campaign by analyzing UTM parameters and adjusting your strategies accordingly.

Event Attribution: Attribute events to specific marketing campaigns or channels using UTM parameters. Understand the impact of each campaign on user engagement and conversion metrics.

Advanced Filtering: Apply advanced filters to analyze specific segments of your audience. Filter data based on UTM parameters, user characteristics, or behavior to uncover actionable insights.

Real-time Reporting: View real-time reports and analytics to stay up-to-date with the performance of your marketing efforts. Monitor events and conversions as they happen to make timely adjustments to your campaigns.

These features collectively empower you to track events accurately, analyze data effectively, and optimize your marketing campaigns for maximum impact. Whether you’re a marketer, business owner, or website administrator, the UTM Event Tracker and Analytics plugin is a valuable tool for improving your marketing ROI and driving business growth.

We are tracking the events for the plugins listed below

• WooCommerce: We capture woocommerce add to cart and place order event. see guideline
• Easy Digital Downloads: We capture add to cart and purchase event of Easy Digital Downloads.
• Custom Events: You can capture a wide range of custom events on your webpage, including button clicks, hyperlink clicks, and other user interactions. This allows you to track and analyze user behavior effectively..
• Form Submission: Contact Form 7, Elementor Form, Formidable Form, Forminator Form, Gravity Form, Ninja Form, WPForms.

If your plugin is not listed here, please feel free to open a ticket here.

We support most WordPress form plugins, with some of them listed below

• Contact Form 7 – see guideline
• Gravity Forms – see guideline
• Ninja Forms – see guideline
• Elementor Forms – see guideline
• Formidable Forms – see guideline
• Forminator Forms
• WPForms – see guideline

You can use {utm_event_tracker:utm_source} as the default value to retrieve the UTM Source for any kind of forms. To capture a different UTM parameter, simply replace utm_source with the desired parameter name. Below is a list of available UTM parameters for reference:

Supported parameters

• utm_campaign
• utm_medium
• utm_source
• utm_term
• utm_content
• fbclid
• gclid
• ip_address
• landing_page
• tracking_time

To implement UTM data, you can utilize either the ID or Class of the input element. For example, you can use the following syntax to track UTM parameters:

<input id="utm-event-tracker-utm_source" name="utm-source-field-name" />
<input class="utm-event-tracker-utm_campaign" name="utm-campaign-field-name" />

<div class="utm-event-tracker-utm_campaign">
<input name="your-field-name" />
</div>

This approach allows you to efficiently integrate UTM data tracking into your form elements.

JavaScript Implementation

To implement UTM tracking using JavaScript, follow these steps:

var utmSource = utm_event_tracker.utm_parameters.utm_source;
var utmMedium = utm_event_tracker.utm_parameters.utm_medium;
var utmCampaign = utm_event_tracker.utm_parameters.utm_campaign;

console.log('UTM Source:', utmSource);
console.log('UTM Medium:', utmMedium);
console.log('UTM Campaign:', utmCampaign);

This implementation will allow you to capture and utilize UTM parameters for tracking and analytics effectively.

Support

For any questions, issues, or feedback regarding the UTM Event Tracker and Analytics plugin, feel free to post here.

Privacy Policy

UTM Event Tracker and Analytics, UTM Grabber, UTM Tracker uses Appsero SDK to collect some telemetry data upon user’s confirmation. This helps us to troubleshoot problems faster & make product improvements.

Appsero SDK does not gather any data by default. The SDK only starts gathering basic telemetry data when a user allows it via the admin notice. We collect the data to ensure a great user experience for all our users.

Integrating Appsero SDK DOES NOT IMMEDIATELY start gathering data, without confirmation from users in any case.

Learn more about how Appsero collects and uses this data.

Thank you for using the UTM Event Tracker and Analytics plugin! We hope it helps you optimize your marketing efforts and gain valuable insights into your website’s performance. If you find this plugin useful, don’t forget to leave a review and share it with others!