Free campaign link builder

Know which promotion earned the visit.

Add tracking labels to a page link so compatible analytics can separate visits from flyers, email, social posts, and ads. Download a matching QR code for printed campaigns.

Runs on this device. Nothing you enter is submitted or saved.

Name the link and campaign

These labels tell your analytics where a visitor found the link and which promotion brought them to your website.

Destination pageThe page people should see after clicking or scanning. Example: yourbusiness.com/spring-special.Campaign sourceThe exact place that sent the visitor. Example: facebook, food-lion, or carteret-speedway.Campaign mediumThe kind of promotion they used. Example: social, email, print, banner, or paid-ad.Campaign nameOne name that groups every link from the same promotion. Example: spring-trailer-special.Search term (optional)For a paid search ad, enter the words you targeted. Leave this blank for flyers, email, banners, and social posts.Link variation (optional)Use this to compare two versions or placements of the same campaign. Example: front-door-flyer or orange-button.

Use the tagged link

The original page and non-campaign query parameters stay intact.

Campaign URL

Your tagged link will appear here

Add the page you want people to visit.

Campaign QR code

This QR code opens the tagged campaign link above, so scans can be identified by the same campaign labels.

Add a valid destination, source, medium, and campaign name to create the QR code.

Download QR code

Scan it with a phone before printing. Keep the light border around the code intact.

This builds the tagged URL. Your analytics platform still needs to be installed and configured to record campaign visits.

Name the link and campaign

Use the tagged link

Campaign QR code

A tagged link only helps when the analytics behind it are ready.