What are some quick and easy ways to add UTM parameters to URLs using Webflow without needing any JavaScript knowledge?

Adding UTM parameters to URLs in Webflow is a straightforward process that doesn't require any JavaScript knowledge. Here are some quick and easy ways to achieve this:

1. Manual Entry: The simplest method is to manually add the UTM parameters directly to your links in Webflow. For example, if your original URL is `www.example.com`, you can add UTM parameters like `www.example.com?utm_source=source&utm_medium=medium&utm_campaign=campaign`. Replace `source`, `medium`, and `campaign` with your desired values.

2. Integrations: If you're using external services like email marketing platforms or social media schedulers, they often provide options to automatically append UTM parameters when sharing URLs. These integrations work seamlessly with Webflow, so you can still track the performance of your links without manually adding UTM parameters.

3. CMS Variables: If your website uses Webflow's CMS functionality, you can leverage CMS variables to dynamically add UTM parameters. You can create custom CMS fields for source, medium, and campaign, and then use these variables in your links. For example, if your CMS field for the source is `{cms_source}` and your original URL is `www.example.com`, you can generate the URL with UTM parameters like `{{ www.example.com }}?utm_source={{ cms_source }}`.

4. URL Redirects: Another option is to create URL redirects within Webflow. You can set up redirects from the original URLs to new URLs that include the UTM parameters. This way, whenever a user visits the original URL, they will automatically be redirected to the new URL with UTM parameters attached.

It's worth mentioning that while these methods allow you to add UTM parameters without JavaScript knowledge, they might require some manual work or initial setup. However, once implemented, they provide a convenient way to track and analyze the performance of your URLs without relying on JavaScript coding.