Welltech's 613-article Wellbeing Hub sends readers into the quiz funnels with MALE and FEMALE buttons. On 338 articles the Muscle Booster MALE button has no utm_source or utm_campaign (the name "blog_male_mb" is left without a key), while the FEMALE button next to it is tagged. On 137 Yoga-Go articles the MALE button carries "gender=female". So every man who starts a quiz from the blog either arrives untagged or is labelled as a woman, which is exactly what the new tracking and measurement hire is meant to stop.
First action
Open the article button component and fix the two MALE link templates.
How to measure it
Correctly tagged blog quiz starts
- Now
- –
- Target
- 100%
- By
- 2 weeks
Steps
Confirm the scope
List the article templates that render the MALE and FEMALE buttons.
Senior Marketing Analyst (Tracking & Measurement) 2 hours
Fix Muscle Booster
Add utm_source and utm_campaign keys to the MALE link.
Web Lead 1 hour
Fix Yoga-Go
Set gender=male on the MALE link.
Web Lead 1 hour
Check the funnels
Confirm both quizzes read the parameters as expected.
Growth Product Manager (Acquisition Funnels) 1 day
Backfill reporting
Estimate past untagged blog traffic from landing paths.
Senior Marketing Analyst (Tracking & Measurement) 2 days
Write the rule
Add blog links to the UTM naming convention.
Senior Marketing Analyst (Tracking & Measurement) 1 day
Compare
Quiz starts and first subscriptions by gender, before and after.
Senior Marketing Analyst (Tracking & Measurement) 3 weeks
Why it works
Correct the two link templates in the article component: add "utm_source=welltech&utm_campaign=blog_male_mb" to the Muscle Booster MALE button and set gender=male on the Yoga-Go MALE button. Then compare blog-sourced quiz starts and first subscriptions by gender before and after, and write the naming rule into the campaign convention so the next template cannot drift.
The blog is a free acquisition channel next to a heavy paid budget; when half its clicks are unlabelled, it looks weaker than it is and the funnel cannot personalise for those readers. Fixing two templates repairs 475 articles at once.
Ready to use
ChecklistBlog button fix
[ ] Muscle Booster MALE: utm_source=welltech&utm_campaign=blog_male_mb [ ] Yoga-Go MALE: gender=male [ ] Both FEMALE links unchanged [ ] Quiz reads gender correctly [ ] Dashboard note on fix date [ ] Naming rule added to the UTM convention [ ] Weekly link check scheduled
Risks and how to handle them
The quiz ignores the gender parameter
Check the funnel logic first; the tag fix still matters for attribution.
Historic reports change
Annotate the fix date in dashboards.
Evidence
- Your websiteCrawl of all 613 /content articles in the sitemap (October 22, 2026): 479 carry MALE/FEMALE quiz buttons to plan.muscle-booster.io or plan.yoga-go.io, each shown three times per article; 134 carry no quiz button. On 338 articles the Muscle Booster MALE button goes to "plan.muscle-booster.io/onboarding?branch-name=calisthenics&link-id=go20wst&blog_male_mb", with no utm_source or utm_campaign (the campaign name is left without a key), while the FEMALE button on the same articles carries "utm_source=welltech&utm_campaign=blog_female_mb". Re-checked on fresh copies the same day.Source
- Your websiteSame crawl: on 137 Yoga-Go articles the MALE button links to "plan.yoga-go.io/?branch-name=taichi&link-id=go56pay&gender=female&utm_source=welltech&utm_campaign=blog_male-yg", so it is pre-set to gender=female; the FEMALE button uses the same tai chi branch. Every Muscle Booster MALE button uses the same "calisthenics" branch, whatever the article is about.Source
- HiringSenior Marketing Analyst (Tracking & Measurement), posted October 7, 2026 (Ukraine and Romania): "We spend significantly on Meta, Google Ads and TikTok, and those platforms optimise only as well as the conversion data we send them. Signal quality is a performance lever for us, not a maintenance task." Duties include "Manage GTM releases across multiple web properties" and "Maintain UTM parameters and campaign naming conventions and ensure correct attribution."Source
- HiringGrowth Product Manager (Acquisition Funnels), posted October 21, 2026: improve "the conversion and ARPU of our quiz funnels which drive the majority of new user acquisition", and support acquisition "by building tailored end-to-end experiences for different audiences and traffic sources". A Product Growth Manager (Acquisition Funnels), posted October 21-22 in Ukraine and Bulgaria, will run experiments on "pricing, personalisation, monetisation, and new funnel architectures" and "connect advertising creatives, funnel messaging, monetisation, and product value propositions".Source