RedFoX UTM Link Builder
by RedFoX Business Solutions 1 (0 reviews)

RedFoX UTM Link Builder

Build clean UTM links in WordPress – with a naming convention, campaigns, short links, a link history and a checker that catches typos.

RedFoX UTM Link Builder ranks #64,810 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #1,247 of 2,168 in the Analytics category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 14, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.5.0 Current Version v1.5.0
Updated 3 weeks ago Last Update on 14 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 1 week ago Last Refreshed on
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about RedFoX UTM Link Builder

A short set of rules for UTM parameters that keeps reports clean: utm_medium is the channel (email, organic_social, paid_social …), utm_source the specific origin (newsletter, instagram …), utm_campaign the initiative, utm_content the single click. Read it online or download the PDF: English · Deutsch.
Yes. Sources, placements, prefixes and click purposes can be edited in the settings, and you can add your own channels. Any address can be the target, not only pages of your site.
An extra parameter that says where the link sits (e.g. email_button or bio). It is not a standard UTM parameter – analytics tools only show it if you set it up as a custom dimension. You can switch it off in the settings.
UTM links: no. They are normal addresses with parameters and do not depend on the plugin. Short links: yes – your website does the redirect, so they only work while the plugin is active. Deleting the plugin keeps your history, campaigns and short links – unless you tick “Remove all links, campaigns and settings when the plugin is deleted” in the settings.
No need: nobody sees the address behind a button, and the full UTM link keeps the contact ID. The builder therefore offers no short link for email buttons. For visible text links you can use one; if your chat or form should recognise who clicked, use the short link with the contact ID (example.com/webinar?sid=%SUBSCRIBERID%) – the redirect passes it on.
Better not. Ad platforms want the final address without a redirect. Use the full UTM link (or the platform's own placeholders) in ads.
Yes. Add a target B under “More” when you create the short link (or later with “Change target”). Under Short links, “Point to B” and “Point to A” switch it with one click – the address you shared stays the same. Links with two targets always use 302, so the switch reaches everyone.
302 (default) for almost everything: you can change the target any time. 301 tells browsers and search engines the move is permanent – browsers remember it, so a later change may not reach everyone. 307 works like 302 and also keeps form data.
Any setting other than “Plain” works. The Short links page tells you if that needs changing.
Everyone who can edit posts. Settings, export and import are for administrators. Developers can change the capability with the filter redfox_utm_capability.

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