Easily track and visualize clicks on buttons, links and more on your Webflow site.
Want to track how many clicks your buttons get on your Webflow site? No problem!
You simply set up your site in Nocodelytics and all of your buttons are automatically tracked. It's really easy.
Seeing button clicks means you know how many of your users actually take important actions on your site.
Measuring button clicks means you can then try to change and improve your website to see if you can improve conversions and sales.
Visualize button clicks in the same dashboard alongside other metrics for site visitors, conversions, popular CMS items and more.
Dive deeper to understand users who convert by looking at where they're from, how they found your site, what device they used and more.
Tracking button clicks in Webflow is really simple when you use Nocodelytics.
Add Nocodelytics to your Webflow site so it can start automatically tracking users (takes just 30 seconds).
Add a new metric and select "Button clicks" from the dropdown. Enter the button ID.
The chart will show you how many button clicks there were (from when the tracking was set up).
If you're responsible for growing a Webflow site or increasing engagement, it's likely you'll want to track specific conversions which could include buttons. As a marketer, you want to track button clicks if you have any important CTAs on the website (such as sign up buttons, learn more buttons, download buttons and more).
If you're running a job board built in Webflow, then one of the most important buttons could be the "Apply" button. Often this might actually lead to a separate site (especially if you're aggregating jobs) and you might not have any idea how many clicks you're getting. By tracking those button clicks, you'll know exactly how many people are applying for jobs and can compare this to the number of visitors to find ways to optimize your job board.
With Nocodelytics you can track any button in Webflow such as sign up or log in buttons, contact us buttons, learn more buttons, download PDF (or other files) buttons and various other kinds of CTAs. As long as it has a CSS ID or class attached to it in Webflow, you'll be able to track it with Nocodelytics.
Setting up button click tracking is very easy with Nocodelytics. All you have to do is set up the tracking script on your site (one time) and then Nocodelytics automatically tracks every button click. When you're ready to analyze the numbers, just add a new button click metric. Then find the ID or class of the button in Webflow that you want to track. That final step of adding the metric only takes a few seconds compared with the hours that it might take you to do the same thing with Google Tag Manager.