Cross-Channel Campaign Standard
One governed field set split across Paid Media, Organic Social, and Email taxonomies. Each channel keeps only the outputs it needs.
The naming scheme, in practice
Your team picks from approved values and the model assembles the rest. Every link comes out consistent and parseable, so your analytics group by these dimensions instead of guessing.
Build governed links like theseus-awareness-spring_launch-2026_05_14-1004eu-conversion-launch_video-2026_06_02-1011us-retention-spring_newsletter-2026_06_20-1017Try this model live
Build a real governed link in this exact model. Pick from approved values and watch the tagged URL assemble. Nothing is saved.
Dimensions you track
Channels it covers
Who it's for
- Teams running paid, organic, and email from one shared vocabulary
- Marketing ops who want fields governed once and reused per channel
- Anyone exploring how multiple taxonomies share a field pool (this powers the product demo)
Not the right fit if
- Single-channel teams: one taxonomy is simpler
- Agencies needing a per-client dimension (use Agency Multi-Client)
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Simple UTM Starter
Flat, human-readable UTMs with a couple of approved dropdowns. Consistency without overhead.
StandardizingStandardized Campaign Vocabulary
Controlled picklists on the values that matter, with an auto-built campaign name. The cure for spreadsheet drift.
StandardizingPaid Ads Naming Kit
Governed names for campaigns, ad sets, and ads inside the ad platforms. No URLs involved.
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