URL Tagging For Google Analytics Using The Google URL Builder Tool – Video Tutorial

by Phillip Rhoades on February 27, 2010 · 0 comments

Below is a basic video tutorial for using URL tagging in Google Analytics via the URL builder (which is really really really buried). I hope this helps out my fellow bloggers, coders, geeks, and gurus.

Things to keep in mind:

  • Only useful when linking to a page that has the analytics code on it.
  • Results in really ugly URLs in the address bar.
  • Not good for tracking views of a banner/link/etc

Keeping those things in mind, URL tagging still has its uses:

  • Good for tracking click throughs
  • Useful for figuring out which banner/link/flash produced the most click throughs

Let me know if it helps you out, any questions you might have, and anything you’d like to see further tutorials on.

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