What is it?
UTM parameters are short text codes added to a URL so you can measure where traffic comes from. They work with Google Analytics and other analytics tools, and are not affected by third-party cookie changes.Why would I use it?
UTM parameters help you see which channels and campaigns drive engagement or conversions. Use them to compare email vs social vs paid search, or to A/B test different links that point to the same page.When should I use it?
Use UTM parameters when you run campaigns across more than one channel — ads, email, social posts, QR codes, partner links, and more.UTM parameters
Tips
- Prefer lowercase letters, numbers, and underscores for consistent reporting.
- Complete Source and Medium so traffic shows clearly in Komo analytics.
- You can add parameters to card share links and Hub share links from those share modals.
How to build a campaign URL in Komo
- Open your workspace and go to Tools.
- Open UTM Builder.
- Enter the Website URL you want people to visit.
- Fill in Source, Medium, and any other fields you need. Placeholders show common examples.
- Copy the URL Preview into your ads, emails, social posts, or designs.
Example
FAQ
Can I see which promotion link or channel drove my entries?
Can I see which promotion link or channel drove my entries?
Yes, if each channel or link uses its own UTM-tagged URL (
utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_content). Komo records the UTM values with the session, so entries can be broken down by UTM in Insights: create an insight with an Entries series, then under Breakdown by choose UTM Source, UTM Medium, UTM Campaign, or UTM Content (listed under Sessions). UTM Term and UTM ID are also available.UTMs can’t be added retroactively: entries that came through untagged links can’t be attributed to a specific link afterwards, so tag every amplification link before the campaign starts.