Ok I see. One suggestion, why don't you try to get the contact's information through a form that will be inside a landing page ? Using this you can add the utms to your page url. And when the form submission is made you can redirect this contact to your meeting link so he can book a meeting. But at this point you will already have his data and where he came from.
Another solution would be put the meeting link embed in a Landing page, you can do this by adding a Rich text module to your page and putting this code inside :
Hey @JoKo , did you figure out if it's possible to add UTMs to hidden custom fields in the meetings link? I'm also trying to attribute specific URLs from webflow via the CMS fill of the url and utm parameters, but I don't see the option on the Sales starter. Might have to switch over to Calendly as well.
I am not sure I understood well your point. Actually you only would like to share this article with the community or do you have doubts concerning the UTM tracking for meeting links ?
By the way, why don't you try using the Hubspot meeting links that is completely integrated with the Hubspot platform instead of using calendly ? You can create your Meeting link by going to Sales -> Meetings -> Create meeting link
Bruno, I am using the "meetings" feature, but our company now needs to be able to track WHERE the people that book the meetings are coming from. We are landing pages, email campaigns and online ads that all link to this same meeting link in Hubspot. We need to be able to add different UTM codes on each link, and then in Hubspot see which campaigns that the meetings come from.
To explain what I mean, I added the calendly functionality, they have this feature already. I dont' want to switch to calendly, that's why I'm posting this here.
Ok I see. One suggestion, why don't you try to get the contact's information through a form that will be inside a landing page ? Using this you can add the utms to your page url. And when the form submission is made you can redirect this contact to your meeting link so he can book a meeting. But at this point you will already have his data and where he came from.
Another solution would be put the meeting link embed in a Landing page, you can do this by adding a Rich text module to your page and putting this code inside :
I tried the first option but then the meeting link form didn't pre-populate the fields (that were filled out in the initial form) so that the user has to fill out the same details twice. Any way to get around this?
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Unfortunately neither is feasible. We use that link also in emails, Facebook Ad buttons, etc.. where we neither can embed any additional code, nor integrate a form. It would really have to be a UTM code, or something else that is identifiable in the URL but not really noticable for a standard user. Because at the same time, I don't want to have some kind of field in my form "How did you find us" or something ugly like that by using a prepopulated answer.