Advanced UTM tags: how to configure 5 parameters to get a complete picture of Nutra traffic

It is difficult to navigate Nutra traffic when each source, creative, and GEO works in its own way and changes under the influence of the audience and algorithms. That's why accurate analytics are the foundation of stable results, and UTM tags become a tool that helps buyers not lose important data and see the full picture from click to sale. Properly collected tags allow you to understand which connections are worth scaling, where conversion is "sinking" and which actions bring the best results in a particular offer or GEO — especially in the Nutra segment, which requires a clear structure and quick decisions.

Why UTM tags are critical for Nutra arbitrage

The Nutra segment only works when the buyer clearly understands where the traffic is coming from, which creative works, which platform gives the best conversion, and which campaign brings real purchases, so accurate data becomes the basis for all optimisation. That is why it is important not just to know what UTM tags are, but to use them as a full-fledged control tool: they record sources, separate creatives, mark GEOs, and allow you to evaluate each link separately. Without systematic tagging, Nutra turns into chaotic tests where it is difficult to track results and impossible to scale working links.

What UTM parameters are used in Nutra campaigns

In Nutra campaigns, it is important not only to know what UTM tags are, but also to understand the structure behind them. Each parameter is responsible for its own element of the funnel: traffic source, purchase type, specific campaign, creative, or additional attributes. This gives the buyer a clear picture of what exactly brings the user to the landing page and which links are worth scaling. Most often, Nutra uses the following basic group of parameters:

• utm_source;

• utm_medium;

• utm_campaign;

• utm_content;

• utm_term.

These five parameters form the basis of any Nutra analytics and ensure a logical structure. It is UTM tags that allow the buyer to quickly find strong campaigns, see failed creatives, and understand which direction to move in without unnecessary testing and budget losses.

How to set up 5 key UTM parameters for complete Nutra traffic analytics

To correctly read each element of a Nutra link, you need to understand not only what UTM tags are, but also the logic behind each parameter. Each campaign has its own characteristics — different traffic sources, ad formats, GEO, approaches, and audience segments. If the parameters are filled in structurally, analytics are formed without "blank spots," and optimisation moves faster. If you are looking for effective Nutra offers, our partner ENSO offers many excellent options that are suitable for both beginners and experienced arbitrageurs. So, here are five key parameters and their meanings:

• utm_source – shows the traffic source: Meta, TikTok, Google, Push, etc.;

• utm_medium – traffic type: CPC, ads, push, native;

• utm_campaign – campaign name, specific offer or GEO;

• utm_content – creative, ad format or link option;

• utm_term – additional data: device, approach, target audience segment.

When these parameters are configured consistently, UTM tags begin to function as a comprehensive map of Nutra traffic. You can see which platform provides quality traffic, which creative generates the best CR, and which approaches should be excluded from testing. This structure reduces costs, speeds up analysis, and allows you to scale only those links that really work.

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Real examples of UTM structures for Nutra offers

Looking at real examples of correctly assembled UTM tags is the easiest way to understand how tagging works in Nutra projects. When a buyer knows what UTM tags are, they can quickly adapt links to a specific traffic source, approach, or GEO. The formats vary, but the logic always remains the same: each parameter reflects an important part of the link. Below are three ready-made templates that can be used for launches on Meta, TikTok, and Push. Examples of working structures:

1. Meta → EU GEO: ?utm_source=meta&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=arthro_eu&utm_content=video1&utm_term=female45

2. TikTok → LATAM: ?utm_source=tiktok&utm_medium=ads&utm_campaign=slim_latam_mx&utm_content=creative03&utm_term=mobile_fast

3. Push → Tier-3: ?utm_source=push&utm_medium=native&utm_campaign=haircare_t3&utm_content=img2&utm_term=cheap_segment

One of the most striking examples of the use of structured UTMs in Nutra is the case study: Sales of a joint supplement, which the ENSO team implemented through Google Ads. This case study shows how correctly collected UTM parameters help analyse different ads, pre-lands, GEOs and segments. The markup made it possible to see which search approach generated the most applications, which links provided a stable CR, and how optimisation reduced the cost per lead.

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Common mistakes when setting up UTM and how to avoid them

Markup errors often occur when the buyer does not understand what UTM tags are, rushes through tests, or does everything without a single logic, which leads to confusion. The data breaks down into chaotic groups, and instead of analytics, you get a bunch of useless reports. For a nutria campaign to work consistently, it's important to avoid actions that distort the traffic structure and make it difficult to find working connections. Typical mistakes look like this:

• lack of standardisation in parameter names;

• incorrect or inconsistent use of fields;

• duplication of identical utm_campaign in different GEOs;

• vague and uninformative parameter names;

• lack of reference to a specific creative in utm_content.

If these errors are not corrected, analytics loses accuracy and optimisation becomes expensive and slow. It is structural UTM tags that allow you to see a clear picture, so it is worth formatting the markup consistently, using the same formats and avoiding unnecessary abbreviations that complicate further analysis.

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How EnsoTraffic helps with Nutra traffic analytics

Nutra traffic analytics becomes much easier when the buyer has access to effective tools, tips, and clear UTM formats. That is why many arbitrageurs choose to work with our partner ENSO – the team constantly updates its approaches, provides recommendations on building connections, and helps build systematic tagging for any traffic source. ENSO focuses on efficiency, so even a beginner can quickly understand which parameters are important to transfer and what the "correct" structure for Nutra looks like.

All this is available in the ENSO TRAFFIC affiliate programme nutra, where each user receives a selection of current offers, ready-made UTM templates, recommendations from managers, and quick access to case studies with successful connections. We provide offers that can be promoted on Meta, TikTok, Google, Push, and other platforms, allowing you to maintain control over analytics regardless of the purchase format. As a result, the buyer sees the full picture and can scale connections without wasting extra budget on chaotic tests.

Conclusions: which UTM parameters are mandatory for Nutra in 2025

In 2025, structural UTM tags remain the basis for effective Nutra analytics, allowing you to collect the full traffic route and correctly evaluate the result of each link. Five basic parameters — source, medium, campaign, content, and term — form the framework on which optimisation, scaling, and testing of different approaches are based. When these elements are configured consistently, the buyer receives clean data, a transparent picture, and the ability to make quick decisions, which directly affects the stability of working with Nutra.

FAQ

1. Is it difficult to learn how to work with UTM?

No. You need to know what UTM tags are and how the basic parameters work. After a few tests, the work becomes automatic.

2. How many parameters should be used?

To start with, five standard UTM parameters will suffice. Additional ones should only be added as needed.

3. Do I need to create separate UTMs for each creative?

Yes. This allows you to quickly identify the most effective creatives in terms of ROI and CR.