You could create a complex UTM code structure for a link but then shorten it via Bitly and use the link on a piece of direct mail. Additionally, this website is designed to be easy to use with any smartphone or tablet. Example for event tracking using the newer API:
Bitly also offers a paid version, but it's pretty pricey. Build trust & increase click rate: people tend to click on the links that they trust rather than unknown URLs (ie. bit.ly/buSzh might be a spam link).
The need for this came about when one of our Healthcare Marketing clients needed to track the actual impact their PDFs were having on their organic search volume, and traffic in general. Google's URL builder lets you manually add custom analytics parameters to a website URL. All you need to do on this page is type in your LinkedIn profile URL and pick which type of forwarding you want to use. Still, you can create shorter links for other uses that don’t rely on link shortening services. I like Bitly because it has a pretty interface and a login for all of the links you create.
If it contains any query strings such as ? & = then it is a dynamic URL. eg: 357&sort=date (Note also that blank spaces are never allowed in a web address). Improper link formatting and other issues can cause problems with click tracking. For individual sharing purposes, a Redirecting is a superior decision as it is sans bother and respects subscribing independently to another service(assuming Google is with the client as of now) Bitly is the best in terms of getting most extreme data in a shorter spam of time. Well, Twitter actually increased the maximum amount of words (to about 120) allowed in a tweet and that’s a good one. Everything is changing.