Other Source Tagged

You can monitor, analyze, and report on traffic from any source, as long as you use click tracking, or the click includes standard UTM source parameters.

With click tracking

Using click tracking allows Hitprobe to record details of every click, even if the visitor bounces very quickly before the page loads.

Here is the tracking template you'll need:

https://click.hitprobe.com/c/v1?site_key=<your_site_key>&url=<your_landing_page>&hp_source=<your_source>&hp_medium=<your_medium>&hp_campaign=<your_campaign>&hp_group=<your_group>&hp_content=<your_content>&hp_term=<your_term>&hp_placement=<your_placement>

Make sure you replace <your_site_key> with the site key for your site, and <your_landing_page> with the landing page URL (e.g. https://example.com/your/page).

note

If your landing page URL contains a query string (i.e. https://example.com/your/page?foo=bar), make sure you URL encode it. The query string will be preserved through the redirect.

Then of course, add in your source tracking parameters such as <your_source>, <your_campaign>, etc.

info

Only site_key and url are required. All of the source tracking parameters are optional, just add the ones you want to use.

Without click tracking

If you choose not to use the click tracker, the Hitprobe tag will still recogize all the standard UTM parameters present in the URL:

• utm_source
• utm_medium
• utm_campaign
• utm_group
• utm_content
• utm_term
• utm_placement

note

By default, the Hitprobe agent will report on clicks originating from a supported PPC network or with any of the above source tracking tags. You can adjust this mode when you implement Hitprobe on your site, for example to also analyze organic traffic.

If you don't see source tagged clicks in the console, please check they are not being excluded by the mode option.