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When you create action maps, segments, and outcomes, you use operators to define attributes.
If you use Google Analytics, you can target visitors coming from a marketing campaign where you track URL parameters. First, create a segment and then define the segment conditions using the campaign attributes. For more information, see the campaign attributes in the Visitor attributes table.
This example illustrates how UTM parameters appear in the address bar for a website.
To create an expression in Genesys Predictive Engagement that segments visitors based on these parameters, follow these syntax guidelines:
| If your UTM parameter includes this… | Type this in Genesys Predictive Engagement… | Example |
|---|---|---|
| a hyphen | a hyphen | UTM parameter: Existing-Customers
Attribute value in Genesys Predictive Engagement: Existing-Customers |
| %20 | a space | UTM parameter: Mortgage%20High%20Credit%20Score
Attribute value in Genesys Predictive Engagement: Mortgage High Credit Score. |
Genesys Predictive Engagement tracks visits to a website in the following ways:
For example, suppose your company posts a campaign ad on Facebook and Twitter. Someone sees the ad on Facebook and clicks it to arrive at your website. A few minutes later, the visitor sees a similar ad on Twitter and clicks the link, causing them to arrive at your website a second time. In this case, Genesys Predictive Engagement ends the visit that originated from the Facebook ad and begins a visit for the one that originated from the Twitter ad.
| Attribute name | UTM parameter name as it appears in a webpage URL or search string |
| Campaign source | ‘utm_source’ |
| Campaign medium | ‘utm_medium’ |
| Campaign name | ‘utm_campaign’ |
| Campaign term | ‘utm_term’ |
| Campaign click ID | ‘gclid’ |
| Campaign network | ‘network’ |
To enable UTM tracking for your website:
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