URLs with jumps or anchors
A url that has a jump is one that takes you to a landing page and then jumps to a specific section. You can identify this by the # in the url.
typically, we'd add the url appends to the end of the url. for links that have a jump or an anchor, we can't do that.
the utms need to come after the url but before the anchor.
Your full resolved URL should look like this: http://domain.com/folder/?utmparameters=utmparameters#anchor
a client example:
You'll have to run the urls without the anchors on them through the url append generator first , then add the anchor indicator to the end of your appended url.
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