Webflow's integration with Google Analytics does not automatically track button clicks or link events, complicating the understanding of user interactions on a site. The author experimented with scripts from Webflow forums and identified issues such as the need for adding classes and attributes manually, race conditions with ga(), outdated JS styles, and namespace pollution. The author developed a script that automatically adds click events to all anchor tags and supports data-attribute customization for Google Analytics. To implement it, users should add their GA property ID in Webflow settings, enable gtag, and insert the script in the Custom Code section in the Footer Code. This setup facilitates A/B testing by providing a clearer insight into user behavior without extensive manual configuration.