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utm-cli

v1.0.0

Published

UTM Generator === A CLI tool to build a URL with some utm codes.

Downloads

14

Readme

UTM Generator

A CLI tool to build a URL with some utm codes.

All UTM codes descriptions are from AgencyAnalytics.

Usage

utg-generator [args] <TARGET_URL>

Options:

--help (boolean) - Show help --version - Show version number -s, --source (string) The source parameter allows you to track where the traffic originated from. The parameter added to your url is utm_source. Sources you may track could be facebook, google, bing, inbound.org, or the name of an email list. -c, --campaign (string) The campaign name parameter allows you to track the performance of a specific campaign. For example, you can use the campaign parameter to differentiate traffic between different Facebook Ad campaigns or email campaigns. The parameter is utm_campaign. -m, --medium (string) The medium parameter tracks what type of traffic the visitor originated from – cpc, email, social, referral, display, etc. The parameter is utm_medium. -n, --content (string) In case you have multiple links pointing to the same URL (such as an email with two CTA buttons), this code will help you track which link was clicked. The parameter is utm_content. -t, --term (string) The keyword parameter allows you to track which keyword term awebsite visitor came from. This parameter is specifically used for paid search ads. The parameter is utm_term.