/**
 * UTM parameters are just short pieces of code that you can add to links — for example, the links you share in your social posts. They include information about the link’s placement and purpose, making it easier to track clicks and traffic from a specific social media post or campaign.
 * https://blog.hootsuite.com/how-to-use-utm-parameters
 */
export interface UTM {
    /**
     * Used to identify which ads campaign this referral references.
     * - Examples: 12345., kn23mad04k3n
     * - UTM code: utm_id
     * - Sample code: utm_id=kn23mad04k3n
     */
    utmId?: string;
    /**
     * This indicates the social network, search engine, newsletter name, or other specific source driving the traffic.
     * - Examples: facebook, twitter, blog, newsletter, etc.
     * - UTM code: utm_source
     * - Sample code: utm_source=facebook
     */
    utmSource?: string;
    /**
     * This tracks the type of channel driving the traffic: organic social, paid social, email, and so on.
     * - Examples: cpc, organic_social
     * - UTM code: utm_medium
     * - Sample code: utm_medium=paid_social
     */
    utmMedium?: string;
    /**
     * The product name, a contest name, a code to identify a specific sale or promotion, an influencer ID or a tagline.
     * - Examples: summer_sale, free_trial
     * - UTM code: utm_campaign
     * - Sample code: utm_campaign=summer_sale
     */
    utmCampaign?: string;
    /**
     * This parameter allows you to track different ads within a campaign.
     * - Examples: video_ad, text_ad, blue_banner, green_banner
     * - UTM code: utm_content
     * - Sample code: utm_content=video_ad
     */
    utmContent?: string;
    /**
     * Use this UTM tag to track paid keywords or key phrases.
     * - Examples: social_media, newyork_cupcakes
     * - UTM code: utm_term
     * - Sample code: utm_term=social_media
     */
    utmTerm?: string;
}