OptimizePress UTM Tracking Integration

UTM attribution overview 
 This guide explains how to capture UTM data in OptimizePress 3 opt-in forms with HandL UTM Grabber. It helps you capture UTM source, medium, campaign, term, content, click IDs, referrer, and landing page data and keep the marketing context needed for accurate reporting across forms, bookings, signups, and sales. 
 OptimizePress opt-in forms send each lead to the email service you connect, such as AWeber, ActiveCampaign, or Mailchimp. This guide adds hidden tracking fields to the form. HandL UTM Grabber fills them from the visitor's tracking cookies, and OptimizePress sends them to your email service together with the lead. The values are kept even when the visitor arrived with UTM parameters on a different page and converts later. 
 Before you start. In your email service, create one custom text field for each value you want to store. Use the same names HandL UTM Grabber uses, for example utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign. OptimizePress reads its field list from the email service, so the fields must exist there first. 
 1. Allow HandL UTM Grabber on OptimizePress pages 
 
 OptimizePress blocks other plugins' scripts on its pages by default. Go to OptimizePress, Settings, Scripts And Styles. Under Frontend Scripts And Styles, tick JS and CSS for HandL UTM Grabber v3 and click Save. See OptimizePress Pages (Enable Scripts & Styles) for details. 
 2. Select the opt-in form and open the integration 
 
 Open the page in OptimizeBuilder. Click the Optin Form element. In the floating toolbar, click the envelope icon, then Edit Integration. 
 3. Choose your email service 
 
 Select the email service that receives your leads and click Next Step. If your service is not in the list, click Add New Integration and connect it first. 
 4. Select the tracking fields 
 
 On the Form Fields step, click every tracking field you created in your email service. A selected field shows a blue outline. Keep your name and email fields selected as well. Click Next Step and complete the wizard. 
 5. Add the tracking parameter as a CSS class 
 
 Click a tracking field on the page. In the left sidebar, expand Advanced and find CSS Classes. Type the tracking parameter name, for example utm_source, and press Enter. Repeat for every tracking field. HandL UTM Grabber uses this class to know which value belongs in the field. 
 6. Hide the tracking fields 
 
 In the left sidebar, open the Advanced tab of the Optin Form. Under Fields, click the eye icon next to each tracking field. Hidden fields keep their value and are still sent to your email service. 
 7. Save and send a test lead 
 
 Click Save. Open the published page with UTM parameters in the URL, submit a test lead, and check the contact in your email service. The tracking fields contain the UTM values. Visitors see only the visible fields. 
 Here we only illustrated utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign. You can use all the other tracking parameters the same way. See the full list in Native WP Shortcodes .