UTM Parameters
Summary
This page explains how to configure UTM parameters for Pop traffic and use them to track traffic sources in your analytics systems.
Before You Begin
- Role: Webmaster
- Required information:
- Active DAO.AD account
- Popunder traffic source
- Analytics or tracking system, if applicable
- Estimated time: 2 minutes
What Are UTM Parameters?
UTM parameters are tags added to a URL to help identify and analyze the source and context of incoming traffic.
DAO.AD allows you to add custom UTM parameters when creating an advertising code for the Popunder format.
These parameters are automatically added to the destination URL when a user is redirected after opening a Pop ad.
Available Parameters
DAO.AD supports the following UTM parameters:
Parameter | Description | Example |
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| Identifies the traffic source |
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| Identifies the traffic type or format |
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| Identifies the campaign or project |
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| Additional tracking parameter |
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| Identifies the site, ad placement, or another custom value |
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How to Configure UTM Parameters
When creating a Popunder advertising code:
- Open the UTM parameters section.
- Enter the required values for the parameters you want to use.
- Save the advertising code.
- Place the generated code on your website.
DAO.AD will automatically add the configured parameters to the destination URL.
Example
For example, you can configure:
utm_source = dao, utm_medium = pop, utm_campaign = casino, utm_term = news, utm_content = site123The resulting URL may look like:
https://example.com/?utm_source=dao&utm_medium=pop&utm_campaign=casino&utm_term=news&utm_content=site123This allows you to identify the source and additional details of the traffic in your analytics or tracking system.
Using UTM Parameters for Analytics
UTM parameters can be used with analytics and tracking platforms such as:
- Google Analytics
- Keitaro
- Binom
- Voluum
- other systems that support UTM tracking
You can use these parameters to analyze traffic by source, format, campaign, site, or other custom values.