If you are looking to track traffic on a specific web address, include a UTM parameter on the scan destination (URL your Flowcode is linked to) of your code.
How to set up UTMs
1. First, build your UTM link. You can use Google Analytics Campaign URL Builder to create your own, or others depending on where your link will be.
Google Analytics Campaign URL Builder - for generating URLs to websites*
Google Play URL Builder - for generating URLs to apps on the Google Play Store
iOS Campaign Tracking URL Builder - for generating URLs to apps on the Apple App Store
*recommended
Note: you are responsible for adding all UTMs up to the utm_term, which is auto appended to any link used with Flowcode. |
For example: https://www.yourwebsite.com/utm_source=flowcode&utm_medium=your_medium&utm_campaign=your_campaign_name&utm_term=flowcodeid.
2. You'll need to include the following parameters:
Website URL
Campaign source - use this parameter to identify the source of your traffic. This could be a website name, search engine, newsletter name, or social network.
Campaign medium - use this parameter to identify the medium used to share and access your link. This could be email, social, cost per click (cpc), or another method.
Campaign name - use this parameter to identify a campaign or promotion tied to your link. This could be a product name, type of sale, contest name, etc.
3. This will generate the campaign URL, which is your UTM link. Copy this link.
4. Next, create your Flowcode. Use the Website destination type and paste the UTM link in the URL.
5. Now whatever Hosting Provider you're using (Flowpage, BlueHost, GoDaddy, etc.) will report what code your traffic is coming from. Below is a screenshot of Flowpage Analytics's UTM Traffic breakdown.
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