Would This Be Duplicate Content?

I am trying to figure out a way to have different URL's to the same content without it being considered duplicate content while at the same time trying to find a way to track some clicks in Google Analytics. Let's say I have multiple Facebook Fan pages but I want to use different URL's to keep facebook from grouping the links as well as provide the ability to track them. Would these URL's be a problem?

www.domain.com/cms/content-123/?utm_source=page1
www.domain.com/cms/content-123/?utm_source=page2
www.domain.com/cms/content-123/?utm_source=page3

If you want to track by GET parameter, you don't have a choice really. The canical tag helps, but its still not ideal.

I would suggest making shortcuts with the custom redirect panel.
This may not be feasable if you do a lot of links though.

Another option is to make a landing page....

site.com/incoming.php?source=123
for example, and on this page, set up any analytics data/cookies you need, robots.txt out incoming.php, and then perform a standard redirect to cms/content/123/ so your tracking and cookies is already set by the time anyone loads the page, and your cms info don't gain random canocal issues.

Brian,

Could I assume that the same duplicate content problem occurs with anchors?

www.domain.com/cms/content-123/#page1
www.domain.com/cms/content-123/#page2

Basically every article that gets posted on my site is already submitted to several FB pages...

No, anchors are 1-page bookmarks only and do not effect multiple content issues. Google/etc will never index a bookmark as a seperate apge.

Ok, so to confirm posting a link with multiple different bookmarks as listed above will not be seen as duplicate content?
www.domain.com/cms/content-123/#fb1
www.domain.com/cms/content-123/#fb2

Both of those are fine in your opinion?

Yes, that will be fine. but, it might not track as you expect it to either...

Rock on! Hopefully it's enough to get around my facebook problem too!