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Feature idea: Option to specify UTM tags within the GUI and save "collections" or "templates" of UTM tags so they can be easily reused. Further on extending to "dynamic" UTM tags, where variables such as OS, Browser, Language, Geo City/Country etc. Could be dynamically appended to the UTM tags of the link.
@acelaya custom dynamic parameters vs standard UTM tags is much more versatile option. I could see affiliate marketers loving this.
Re:placeholders, there might be a minor hit on the performance (link responsiveness/redirect time) if there is multiple placeholders that requires processing. Yet, if these processes are only running when such placeholder is present, it shouldn't be an issue.
Further ideas for placeholders:
Original referrer
Date/Time/Weekday (Redirects to time sensitive/specific pages)
Counters/stats of the link (You are lucky visitor number 404 😁)
Randomizer {rand:1-400} (Could allow you to create random page/image links for CMS)
A lot of fun stuff could be created with the placeholders :)
Feature idea: Option to specify UTM tags within the GUI and save "collections" or "templates" of UTM tags so they can be easily reused. Further on extending to "dynamic" UTM tags, where variables such as OS, Browser, Language, Geo City/Country etc. Could be dynamically appended to the UTM tags of the link.
Dynamic UTM tags example:
UTM_source = {{device.os}}
UTM_medium = email_{{device.browser}}
UTM_campaign = {{geo.country}}_{{geo.city}}
These would be then appended to the long.url/path?{{all_utm_tags}}
Same variables could be utilized with conditional redirects as discussed on #366
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