There are a few ways to measure traffic from your Facebook Page custom tabs:
- Use a Third-Party URL Analytics Tool – You can created bit.ly links for each URL in your custom tab. The downside with this is that you have to manage another service for this analytics.
- Create a Unique Web Page – You can also create a unique web page that only receives visitors from your Facebook Page custom tab. Although this is great from a messaging standpoint, it requires additional time and resources to build a new webpage on your site.
- Use UTM Tags – UTM tags allow you to amend an existing URL with information so you can measure traffic coming from a specific website or medium (like an email) where you’ve placed that URL.
Below is a video that explains everything you need to know to get started with UTM tags:
Also check out this video on measuring social media traffic with Google Analytics.


















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thnx for video share
John,
My experience with alot of the NP do-it-yourself’ers out there are that they stay away from tracking in GA because they’re afraid to learn another whole new system. Especially when it comes to the custom stuff like tracking emails and social media source traffic. But this is one of the easiest to understand tutorials I’ve seen on the subject. I’m sending to a few clients now. Thanks
Craig
Thanks Craig!
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