Radek Mezulanik

Write your quotes in the content and let users to share them on Twitter. 
It’s just a shortcode you can use in your content with all the optional fields:
[zednatq tweet=”This is my quote.” username=”myname” utm_campaign=”othercampaign” utm_medium=”othermedium” utm_source=”othersource”]
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Zedna Twitter Quotes

Share your quotes in the content and let user to share them on Twitter.

ludwigmedia

When passing UTM parameters, GCLID, and other parameters to your website it stores this info via a browser cookie for 30 days. 
It can then be inserted into any lead generation form on your website. It automatically adds this extra information as hidden fields on your HTML form.
<h3>Why Install?</h3>
<ul>
<li>Track the source of email submissions</li>
<li>Track ROI of your Google, Bing, and Facebook ad campaigns.</li>
<li>Know which source of traffic is more profitable.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Works With</h3>
It automatically works with most HTML form submissions such as: 
* Contact Form 7 
* WP Form 
* AWeber 
* Mailchimp 
* Salesforce CRM 
* Ninja Forms 
* ActiveCampaign 
* Caldera Forms 
* WooCommerce 
* Infusionsoft 
* etc.
No code changes is needed with your website. Just install this plugin and go. You do need to add support of passing these fields to the service used.
<a href="https://larryludwig.com/plugins/utm-tracker/?utm_source=plugin&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=page" rel="nofollow ugc">Read Full Documentation</a>

UTM Tracker

When passing UTM parameters, GCLID, and other parameters to your website it stores this info via a browser cookie for 30 days.

Zedna Twitter Quotes vs UTM Tracker