UTM campaign URL builder
Tag your links so you can tell which post, which ad and which newsletter actually brought people in. Built in your browser, nothing stored.
- Free, no signup
- Runs in your browser
- Clean reports
Lower-cased, spaces become dashes, so reports never split.
Term and content
Tagging that survives contact with a report
example.com/pricingStep 1Paste the destination
Any URL on your own site. Existing query parameters are preserved, and UTM values you add are merged in rather than appended blindly.
utm_campaign=spring-launchStep 2Name the campaign
Source is where the traffic came from, medium is the channel type, campaign is the thing you are running. Those three are what analytics groups by.
spring-launch ≠ Spring LaunchStep 3Stay consistent
Values are lower-cased and spaces become dashes, so “Spring Launch” and “spring launch” do not split into two rows in your reports.
CopiedStep 4Copy and ship
Use the tagged URL in the post, the ad, the email, the bio link. Every click then attributes back to the campaign that earned it.
Name it once, read it cleanly forever
utm_sourceWho sent the click? instagram newsletter IG Instagram Storiesutm_mediumWhat kind of channel? social email cpc post Social Mediautm_campaignWhich push was it? spring-launch black-friday campaign1 Spring Launch!!utm_contentWhich version did they tap? story-swipe-up bio-link test newGuides for this
Plain answers to what owners ask before they start, with sources.
Social media problemsYou can't prove social media works? Measure what mattersLikes don't pay bills. Track the few numbers that connect social to customers: conversations, leads, clicks and reply time.
Grow with AeroReplyA Link in Bio that turns visits into leadsYour profile link is the only clickable link on many networks. Make it do more than list links: capture leads, show proof and track what gets tapped.
Grow with AeroReplyThe 15-minute weekly social reviewA short Friday routine: check what went out, what people asked, what worked and what to change next week.
