Right. But this is only for cases where the outgoing link is on the same page as the landing page. You would need to use the cookie solution if there are more navigation steps between the two.
What happens if the user stays on the same site but goes from one page to another page, do the utms get lost? Are UTM tags are kept intact on the site even when a user moves to a new page before giving consent. Is there a feature that saves UTM tags when users first land on the website even before giving consent?
Thanks for the Video, very helpful. Could you please make a video how to send informations like mail adresse to onther page if you are using an form. For example you have an landingpage with an form and if a customer submit he will be forwarded to a thankyou page. How to store the form information for example for enhanced conversion tracking? Best regard, Samuel
Hi, I was given the task to solve the attribution problem. The task was to persist the "utm _ content = some_value" parameters in each url. I came witht the exact same idea. I loop thorugh the all anchor tag and appended the "utm _ content = some_value" in the url. So when user opens a new tab from the current tab the utm content parameter will be there in the url. The ultimate goal is to whenever user purchase something on the page then attribute to "utm _ content = some_value" . Is there any other approach or idea that you can suggest?
This method will work when a link like a URL is available. But when someone clicks the button and then goes to a redirect, then this method will not work.
Hi Julius, thank you for the above video and detailed use case. Do we have some solution to another use case such as I am sharing two triggers for email from my website. 1) Let's consider an example if user is on Check-Out page if he clicks a check-box to do the enrolment later because I want him to complete the purchase first, I am triggering a email to complete the enrolment later (I have added utm parameters to the action button of Complete Enrolment to know the source of traffic.) 2) I want to send an email for enrolment when user is on my shopping page (different than check-out) and he clicks the check box of Enroll Later, I am using the same email with same utm parameters on shopping page. Later on once user come from the email and completes the enrolment. How will I know if the user has come from Check-out click email or Shoppling page Enroll Later click email. Happy to know how to proceed with utm parametrs in those cases. Thanks, looking for your response.
So Simon ahva has a cookie approach, I was surprised how many corporate businesses use that custom tag of his. Especially in redirect situations. Care to explain how your code can be modified to use in such case? Btw long time fan of yours, going from marketing into coding myself as Java script knowledge is essential and your course gym and Java script covers that to some extent.
This is really helpful. Although title should be 'Transfer UTM parameters from one domain to another'🙂 If user lands from another domain like from affiliate site then I think using the 'persist campaign data' template is more appropriate, right? Because user might go to another page and then add products to cart and for payment process need to go to another domain.
This method will work when a link like a URL is available. But when someone clicks the button and then goes to a redirect, then this method will not work.
Amazing solution!!!!
awesome! Thanks a lot!!
Thanks for sharing ❤
it really helpful 😃thank you
that's awesome. thank you.
Right. But this is only for cases where the outgoing link is on the same page as the landing page. You would need to use the cookie solution if there are more navigation steps between the two.
No,
For the same domain GA is capable to attribute the souce of the traffic
@@manishjoshi1624 you misunderstood my comment
Yes in that case UTMs need to persist
it is useful!!!!
thanks for explanation, would this code transfer the GCID from google ads? In this case i have to add to query parameters 'gcid', right?
What happens if the user stays on the same site but goes from one page to another page, do the utms get lost? Are UTM tags are kept intact on the site even when a user moves to a new page before giving consent. Is there a feature that saves UTM tags when users first land on the website even before giving consent?
does this work for s? can for example sen this to a hubspot meetings ?
No
Good!!
Thanks for the Video, very helpful. Could you please make a video how to send informations like mail adresse to onther page if you are using an form.
For example you have an landingpage with an form and if a customer submit he will be forwarded to a thankyou page. How to store the form information for example for enhanced conversion tracking?
Best regard, Samuel
wouldnt the "Cross Domain" tracking feature of GA4 do the same however?
It will only track the journey and not the attribution if user came from a particular campaign and went to the other domain through internal link.
Hi, I was given the task to solve the attribution problem.
The task was to persist the "utm _ content = some_value" parameters in each url. I came witht the exact same idea. I loop thorugh the all anchor tag and appended the "utm _ content = some_value" in the url. So when user opens a new tab from the current tab the utm content parameter will be there in the url.
The ultimate goal is to whenever user purchase something on the page then attribute to "utm _ content = some_value" .
Is there any other approach or idea that you can suggest?
This method will work when a link like a URL is available. But when someone clicks the button and then goes to a redirect, then this method will not work.
Hi Julius, thank you for the above video and detailed use case. Do we have some solution to another use case such as I am sharing two triggers for email from my website.
1) Let's consider an example if user is on Check-Out page if he clicks a check-box to do the enrolment later because I want him to complete the purchase first, I am triggering a email to complete the enrolment later (I have added utm parameters to the action button of Complete Enrolment to know the source of traffic.)
2) I want to send an email for enrolment when user is on my shopping page (different than check-out) and he clicks the check box of Enroll Later, I am using the same email with same utm parameters on shopping page.
Later on once user come from the email and completes the enrolment. How will I know if the user has come from Check-out click email or Shoppling page Enroll Later click email.
Happy to know how to proceed with utm parametrs in those cases. Thanks, looking for your response.
So Simon ahva has a cookie approach, I was surprised how many corporate businesses use that custom tag of his. Especially in redirect situations. Care to explain how your code can be modified to use in such case? Btw long time fan of yours, going from marketing into coding myself as Java script knowledge is essential and your course gym and Java script covers that to some extent.
This is really helpful. Although title should be 'Transfer UTM parameters from one domain to another'🙂 If user lands from another domain like from affiliate site then I think using the 'persist campaign data' template is more appropriate, right? Because user might go to another page and then add products to cart and for payment process need to go to another domain.
This method will work when a link like a URL is available. But when someone clicks the button and then goes to a redirect, then this method will not work.
@@Relaxmode20 Thanks for your reply. Then what could be the workaround?
does it works for whatsapp button?