LogMyCare's Book a Demo buttons were one shared Webflow component, so GA4 could not tell them apart.
LogMyCare · Care management software, UK · 2024–2025
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Webflow developerLogMyCare project
LogMyCare makes care management software for UK care providers, and its site asks visitors to book a demo. In October 2024 the developer who built the site on Webflow asked Shahzada, now Crisper's founder, to track the path to that booking.
Telling identical buttons apart
The buttons in the navigation, header and footer were global Webflow components, so the usual approach of giving each one a unique class or ID did not work. The demo form was a HubSpot form inside an iframe.
Shahzada's approach was to read a data attribute on each button's wrapper, so that every instance sent its own event name to GA4, where user-flow reports could show which ones led to the demo page. The work also covered the HubSpot form submission and a Looker Studio report on GA4.
The developer came back in 2025. When a new page added another Book a Demo button, he added a click event for it in GA4 and Meta.
Facts come from the Upwork project threads and the developer's public Upwork review. The developer is not named, at his request. A tracking project by Shahzada Ali Hassan, Crisper's founder.
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