Most marketing reports are lying.
Not because tools are bad — but because tracking breaks silently.
If you can't confidently say which campaign or ad drove real revenue, your decisions are guesses — even if dashboards look "fine."

If this sounds familiar, you're not alone
- GA4 says one thing, ad platforms say another
- Calls and offline conversions feel disconnected
- We use UTMs… but the data still feels messy
- We hesitate to scale because we're not sure
None of this means your marketing is bad. It usually means your attribution can't survive real-world usage.
Why attribution breaks — even in good teams
1. UTMs depend on humans
Humans rename things. Copy links. Forget conventions. One person's "spring-campaign" is another's "spring_campaign_2024_v2".
2. Scale amplifies small mistakes
One inconsistent campaign name → dozens of broken reports. What starts as a typo becomes a data nightmare across hundreds of touchpoints.
3. Revenue doesn't happen in one place
Clicks → forms → calls → CRM → deals. Most tracking tools stop halfway. The journey from click to cash crosses too many systems.

The real cost isn't bad data — it's bad decisions
- Scaling campaigns that don't actually convert
- Killing winners too early
- Budget decisions based on "feel"
- Internal debates instead of clarity
Broken attribution doesn't just hide performance — it distorts it.
What reliable attribution actually means
- One consistent system for naming & tracking
- Campaign → ad → outcome clarity
- Works across channels
- Survives new hires, new campaigns, and growth
Good attribution feels boring — because it just works.
Why more rules, docs, and reminders fail
This is exactly why we built UTM Grabber
UTM Grabber exists to keep attribution clean automatically — so your data stays trustworthy even when humans make mistakes.
- Consistent UTMs by default
- Granular campaign & ad attribution
- Simple setup, immediate impact
- Works with existing tools
UTM Grabber is built for teams where money follows a click
- Service businesses tracking booked calls
- Agencies reporting performance to clients
- SaaS teams managing multiple campaigns
- Ecommerce brands testing creatives at scale
If attribution matters to revenue, this is for you.
