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How To Set Up a Campaign in Google Analytics

Updated on:
May 8, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to build and track a campaign URL in GA4.

Quick summary

This demo walks you through how to set up a campaign in Google Analytics 4 using the Campaign URL Builder to generate UTM-tagged links and verify traffic data inside GA4 Traffic Acquisition reports. Once your UTM parameters are in place, you can monitor campaign performance by session, source, and medium directly in GA4.


Steps

  1. Turn the GA4 toggle ON in the Campaign URL Builder.
  2. Enter the landing page URL where you want to send your traffic.
  3. Enter the traffic source (e.g. newsletter, social media, email).
  4. Enter the campaign medium (e.g. email, banner ad, CPC).
  5. Enter the campaign name to identify this campaign.
  6. Copy the generated URL with UTM codes from the builder.
  7. Open GA4 and find Reports in the left navigation pane.
  8. Click Acquisition then select Traffic Acquisition.
  9. Click the down arrow to expand dimension options.
  10. Select Session campaign as the primary dimension.
  11. Click the Plus sign to add a secondary dimension.
  12. Select Traffic source as the secondary dimension.
  13. Use the search bar to find and confirm Session campaign.
  14. Select Session campaign from the search results.
  15. Click the more options menu for additional dimension choices.
  16. Select source/medium to view both traffic source and medium together.
  17. Select the date range you want to track your campaign for.
  18. Review your campaign data via the UTM parameters displayed in the report.

📌 Why this matters

Setting up campaigns correctly in Google Analytics 4 is essential for marketers who need to measure the ROI of every traffic channel. By using the GA4 Campaign URL Builder to generate UTM-tagged URLs, teams can attribute sessions to specific sources, mediums, and campaign names with precision. The Traffic Acquisition report in GA4 then surfaces this data by session campaign, source, and medium, giving marketers a clear, actionable view of which channels are driving results. Accurate UTM tracking eliminates guesswork and ensures budget is allocated to the campaigns that actually convert.
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