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Guide to Collecting UTM Tags with HIPAAtizer Forms for Enhanced Marketing Insights

Follow the instructions below to learn how to collect UTM Tags with HIPAAtizer forms:

Add Fields to Your Forms

Create fields in your form with Unique Names that match the UTM tags you want to collect (e.g., utm_source, utm_campaign, utm_medium, utm_content, utm_term, utm_keyword, gclid).

You can utilize the UTM tags preset available in the Form Builder to easily add these UTM tags to your form. This feature streamlines the process of setting up your form to capture the necessary marketing data.

HIPAAtizer form builder with UTM tag fields added showing utm_source, utm_campaign, and other UTM fields

HIPAAtizer Components panel with the UTM Tags preset highlighted for quick addition of UTM fields

Organize and Hide Fields

Consider grouping these fields into a separate row for better organization. To ensure these fields are not visible to the form submitter but still collect data, you can hide the entire row. Click the pencil icon on the row, then check the "Hide Row" and/or "Not Visible to External Client" checkboxes.

HIPAAtizer form builder row settings with the Hide Row and Not Visible to External Client checkboxes

HIPAAtizer form builder showing the UTM tag fields row hidden from the form display

Publish and Embed Your Form

Once your form is set up to capture UTM tags, publish it. On the "Share Form" pop-up window click on the "Integrate or Embed Form" tab to explore embed or integrate form options.

Embed the form on your landing page where visitors arriving through Google Ads will land. This setup ensures that when a user submits the form, the UTM tags from the URL they clicked on are captured along with their submission.

HIPAAtizer Share Form modal with the Integrate or Embed Form tab selected

HIPAAtizer Embed and Integration options showing platform choices for embedding the form on a landing page

Related Guide

Learn how to capture additional context, such as the parent page URL, using embedded HIPAAtizer forms: Capturing Parent Page URL and Details with Embedded HIPAAtizer Forms