You're sending emails.
Posting on social media.
Speaking on podcasts and summits.
Creating free resources.
Maybe even running ads.
You're putting in the work.
But when it comes time to decide where to focus your time, energy, and budget, do you actually know what's worth the effort?
Or are you saying things like:
"I think my newsletter is bringing in leads."
"I feel like Instagram is helping."
"I've gotten a few inquiries from podcasts."
"I should probably do more collaborations..."
Maybe those things are true…
But maybe they aren't.
And when you're making decisions about where to spend your time, energy, and marketing budget, "maybe" isn't a particularly helpful answer.
When you're planning next quarter's marketing, you'd know exactly which channels deserve more of your time, budget, and attention— and which ones don't.
A lot of people think data starts when they open a report or log into Google Analytics. It doesn't.
It starts the moment someone clicks a link.
Because Google Analytics isn't magic— it can only work with the information you give it.
When someone clicks a link in your newsletter, visits your website from a podcast appearance, scans a QR code on your webinar slides, or downloads a free resource, Google Analytics doesn't automatically know where they came from.
UTMs are small tracking parameters added to your links that help your analytics platform understand where your traffic, leads, and sales are coming from.
They're one of the most foundational tools in a data-backed marketing strategy (and one of the most overlooked).
Most UTM builders help you create a tracking link. But creating the link isn't the hard part.
The hard part is knowing what to put in it, creating a system that's consistent across your business, and actually using it every time you publish a new link.
Most UTM trainings throw around terms like source, medium, campaign, content, and term as if everyone automatically knows what they mean.
You'll learn what each parameter does, when to use it, and how to think about UTMs strategically.
So instead of copying what someone on YouTube told you to do, you'll understand how UTMs actually work and how to use them in your business.
You'll create a holistic tracking strategy designed to work across your entire marketing ecosystem, including:
So everything works together and your data stays clean, organized, and easy to understand.
Once your strategy is in place, the Airtable builder makes implementation easy.
Instead of remembering naming conventions or manually filling out every UTM parameter, you'll answer a few simple questions and the builder will generate properly tagged links for you.
No spreadsheets. No second-guessing. No wondering if you tagged something correctly.
Consistent tracking links that follow the same system every time.
Learn what source, medium, campaign, content, and term actually mean— and how to use them without getting lost in technical jargon.
A complete UTM framework designed to work across email, social media, ads, YouTube, podcasts, collaborations, speaking engagements, freebies, QR codes, and more.
Generate properly tagged UTM links in seconds using a builder that follows your strategy for you.
See exactly how to tag links for different marketing channels and real-world marketing scenarios.
Adapt the builder and naming conventions to fit your offers, audience, and marketing ecosystem.
Investment: $197
Instead of wondering where your leads are coming from, you'll be able to answer questions like:
UTMs Made Simple helps you put a consistent tracking system in place today so future-you can see exactly where website visitors, leads, and customers are coming from— and make marketing decisions based on data instead of assumptions.
Get the strategy, training, and Airtable builder you need to create properly tagged links across every marketing channel.