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HandL UTM Grabber – The future of tracking is here
HandL UTM Grabber stores campaign and referral context in the visitor’s browser, then exposes selected values through WordPress shortcodes. Its documented scope includes UTM fields, Google and Facebook click IDs, first- and last-touch attribution, custom parameters, and an optional GCLID reporting workflow connected to Google Ads.
Version 3.0.62 · Single download $4.99 USD
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HandL UTM Grabber is a practical fit for WordPress sites that need to carry acquisition context from an initial visit into later forms, bookings, signups, or sales workflows. The documentation describes browser-persisted UTM values, so a shortcode can still access them after the parameters disappear from a later page URL. It also distinguishes first-touch details—such as the original referrer and landing page—from last-touch referral and URL values, which can help teams compare initial acquisition with the visitor’s later path. Setup requires more than placing shortcodes on a page. Site owners should decide which parameters to collect, map them into their form or conversion workflow, and test cookie behavior across the actual domain structure. The documentation notes that the plugin may create internal domain-detection cookies when its Domain setting is blank; explicitly configuring the domain is the documented way to avoid those cookies. Teams considering the GCLID Reporter should separately verify account authorization, subscription limits, report timing, retention, and how the resulting data fits their privacy and consent processes before using it in production.
Compatibility and setup context
- Designed for WordPress sites using native WordPress shortcodes; verify the target form, booking, or page-builder field can accept and preserve the required shortcode output.
- The documented GCLID Reporter requires connecting a Google Ads account through Google authorization; available report periods may depend on the subscription tier.
- Sites using multiple domains, reverse proxies, subdirectory installs, or complex cookie scopes should configure and test the Domain setting on staging.
- Before launch, test first- and last-touch values, click IDs, cookie behavior, consent requirements, and downstream field mapping in a private browser session and on the production-like domain.
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- The plugin documents browser-persisted UTM values and native WordPress shortcodes for last-touch and first-touch fields.
- The documented parameter set includes GCLID, FBCLID, MSCLKID, referral, landing-page, traffic-source, Google Analytics client ID, user-agent, and HandL ID values, plus custom parameters.
- The documentation distinguishes original referral and landing-page values from later referral and URL values in a multi-page visitor journey.
- The GCLID Reporter documentation describes Google Ads authorization, account selection, report downloads, subscription-dependent periods, and weekly, biweekly, or monthly schedules.
- The documentation explains that setting the site Domain explicitly prevents reliance on the internal HandLtestDomainName and HandLtestDomainNameServer cookies.
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Version
3.0.62
Last Updated
Aug 12, 2024
File Size
0.5 MB
License
GPL
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