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Get nerdy with me 🤓 I'm going to talk about UTM tracking codes! 🕵️♀️ If you're a business owner and want more from your digital marketing budget, you'll want to pay attention. UTM stands for "Urchin Tracking Module," but don't let the name scare you. It's simply a fancy way of saying, "a piece of code that helps you track your marketing campaigns." 📈 Think of UTM codes as little spies you attach to your marketing campaign URLs that report back to you with valuable information about your visitors and their behavior. So, how do UTM codes work? 🤔 You create a unique UTM code for each marketing campaign, such as an email newsletter, an organic social media post, or a paid ad. The code includes information like the campaign source, medium, and name. For example, let's say you're running a Facebook ad for your latest product launch. Your UTM-tagged URL might look something like this: your_website dot com/product?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=spring_launch When someone clicks on the link, the UTM code tells your analytics platform (like GA4) where the visitor came from and which campaign they're associated with. But how does this help you improve your marketing? 🤷♀️ By using UTM codes, you can track the performance of each marketing campaign individually. You'll know which campaigns are driving the most traffic, which ones are leading to the most conversions, and which ones might need a little tweaking. Or, to put things more bluntly, which campaigns are a waste of money. Armed with this data, you can make data-driven decisions about where to allocate your marketing budget and efforts. 💸 You can double down on the campaigns that are working and ditch the ones that aren't. Water the flowers and prune the weeds. Plus, UTM codes help you better understand your audience. You'll gain insights into which channels they prefer, what kind of content resonates with them, and where they are in the buyer's journey. So, if you're not already using UTM codes in your digital marketing campaigns, now's the time to start! 🚀 Trust me, your future self (and your bottom line) will thank you. Happy tracking! 😄 -------------------------- I am James Hipkin. I’m on a mission to: ✅ Help you use digital marketing to create value for your customers and your business. ✅ Provide modern professional websites to corporations large and small. Like this post? 🎉 Want to see more? ✔️ Follow #Inn8ly and 🔝Connect with me! #DigitalMarketingTips  #WebsiteDesign  #SmallBusinessMarketing  #Websites  #MarketingConsultant  #WebsiteMarketing

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