Query String contraint

[Kim_Allen]

When using the query string constraint on a filter (ex clicked on web page), the values listed are all counted as ORs right? So any of them would qualify?

Ex: Clicked on Web Page: ---
       Query string contains: (2) utm_medium=example; utm_campaign=2014campaignexample

So for this example wouldn't it qualify if you had utm_medium=example but NOT the campaign=2014campaignexample. It's an "or" situation. Or is that different for the query strings?

Thanks.

[Justin_Cooperm2 · Accepted solution]

Correct, it's an OR

[Trish_Voskovitc]

i have a situation with google dynamic query stings where i want to track 3 different parts of the query sting and they must have all. i can't just include the entire string asthere are dynamic parts in it that google adwords will add.

but if you list 3 things they are OR and i can't see how you can do advanced filters to make them AND

any ideas how i do this?

i want to track, for example:

query string contains= "utm_source=Google" AND "utm_campaign=Brand-Search-Beta"  AND "utm_creative=Connect-The-Dots"

[Justin_Cooperm2]

I can look into this. What if you add multiple filters with different "query string contains" constraints. Does that work?

[Anonymous]

Hey Justin,

   I actually tried this solution of having multiple filters with "Query String Contains" and it doesn't work. It is treating these separate triggers as "OR" statements instead of as "AND" statements. I created several other smart campaigns of these with a separate querystring of organic and referral instead of paid. But the leads went through all of the smart campaigns because all of them contained Linkedin.

[Justin_Cooperm2]

Yeah with trigger campaigns, any trigger will trigger the campaign. I was talking about adding multiple filters for a batch campaign.

[Justin_Cooperm2]

Log an idea and I'll see if we can enhance the constraint to allow you to specify that ALL of the values must be present.

[Anonymous]

Hey Justin, and everybody!

Did anybody find a way to correctly track a longer UTM parameter in the query string constraint for a web page visit?

I'm trying to track:

visits webpage [is] Webinar-Make Your Products Shine on the Digital Shelf.Landing Page

query string [contains] "utm_source=Paid%20Search&utm_channel=Google&utm_offer=Webinar-Make%20Your%20Products%20Shine%20on%20the%20Digital%20Shelf"

Doesn't seem to be working, and I'm not sure as to why?

[Michael_Bertran]

I have the same question as Bobby. It would be great to be able to inspect the query string of any given website visit. Is this currently possible at all?

[Anonymous]

Hey Michael,

You have to replace the % signs with _ , because that's what Marketo does for PAGE visits.

So

utm_source=Paid%20Search&utm_channel=Google&utm_offer=Webinar-Make%20Your%20Products%20Shine%20on%20the%20Digital%20Shelf

would be

utm_source=Paid_20Search&utm_channel=Google&utm_offer=Webinar-Make_20Your_20Products_20Shine_20on_20the_20Digital_20Shelf