Is there a way to disable Hubspot from overwriting our UTM tags for our social media posts (to both Facebook and LinkedIn)?
For example, Hubspot overwrites our UTM_Content to a string of numbers (eg.: utm_content=153483026). This makes it very difficult for us to analyse and track in Google Analytics. We want to use Google Analytics as our analytics tools.
We're currently experiencing this issue which makes it hard for us when reporting and analyzing performance. This is a necessary feature, especially when measuring campaign success.
This is also an issue for us. It would be great to include the option to not have HubSpot override like the feature in the email settings. A pretty necessary feature to include across any tracking links that would be generated.
I would encourage you to this feedback in ideas forum (here). This is the best place to provide feedback on our tool as this forum is monitored by our product team.
Best,
Kristen
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Having set up a campaign with HubSpot of 75 posts across 3 channels, all with unique utm_content parameters, I have lost the ability in GA to recognise what posts performed well... or not so well!
I could go into each of the 75 posts and tie the randomly generated utm content back to what it was when setup in HS... but this isn't a sustainable way to measure campaign performance... and even more so when there's hundreds.
Inquiring on behalf of a customer - are there any plans to offer an option to disable the utm_content throug Social tools as part of HS product roadmap?
At the moment it's part of our posting processing that hss_channel and utm_content are updated with details from the post in HubSpot. For most posts, this isn't an issue, because UTM_campaign, UTM_Medium, and UTM_Source are designed to be kept the same, but because you are using utm_content, that part of the URL can get overwritten (and hss_channel added at the end)
It looks like currently, there isn't a way to stop us from adding utm_content for posts posted using our social publishing tools.
I would highly recommend you to please post this idea at our ideas forum (here).
Our product team, who monitors the forum regularly, can read your specific use case and understand why this would be a useful functionality or change. It also helps other customers facing the same issue to advocate for its implementation on your behalf by upvoting on the thread as well.