{=
  include("docs.util");
  internal.docs.tab = "USER";
  start_docs_page(docs.user_guide.page_titles.user_example_ads);
=}

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<p>Once you have set up the URLs in your campaign (by encoding the extra parameters on the end of the URL to your home page) you can use $PRODUCT_NAME to track what traffic is coming in from them.</p>
<p>
<ol>
  <li>Login to $PRODUCT_NAME.</li>
  <li>Click "Show Reports".</li>
  <li>Click on the Pages (or URL's) view from {=docs_user_chapter_link('user_report_menu')=}.</li>
  <li>Select the "Filter" Option from {=docs_user_chapter_link('user_report_toolbar')=}.</li>
  <li>Scroll down the window until you see the "Page" or "URL" field and click "<b>Add New Filter Item</b>".</li>
  <li>Click the "Wildcard Expression" radio button.</li>
  <li>Enter "<b>*source=google*</b>" into the text box (notice the ' * ' at the start and the end) and click OK.</li>
  
  <p><center><img src={=fileref("picts/docs/user_guide/report_example_ads_filter1.gif");=}></center></p>
  
  <li>Check the box turning this filter on (left of the field name, URL in this example).</li>
  
  <p><center><img src={=fileref("picts/docs/user_guide/report_example_ads_filter2.gif");=}></center></p>
  
  <li>Click "Save and Close" to close the Filter Editor.</li>
  <li>$PRODUCT_NAME will apply this filter and refresh the report.</li>
</ol>
</p>
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<br><br><li>{=docs_user_chapter_link('index')=}</li>{= end_docs_page() =}