< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Wix SEO Setup Checklist: "Keep SEO Title Tags Different From Other Pages" It's important to keep each SEO title tag unique for each of your site's pages. Using the same title tag for more than one page makes it difficult for search engines to show visitors relevant pages and may stop people from clicking on your site. If you use the same title tags and meta descriptions for multiple pages, you'll see a Keep it different from other pages error message in the SEO Setup Checklist. Tips for writing effective SEO title tags Each title tag should be unique, providing concise information on what the page is about; this will help AI engines to accurately answer questions about each page. Include a target keyword for each individual page of your site. Add your business or site name. Include the location of your business to your homepage title tag; this will help Google know to display your site to searchers in your area. The length of your title tag should be 55-70 characters. Use the pipe sign ‘|’ to distinguish different parts of your title tag. Check out these additional SEO tips for beginners in the Wix Blog. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: Creating Custom Apps In Wix Studio, you can design and build Wix apps that can be added to all Wix sites. Create and code within Wix Blocks , our app and widget build environment, and manage your apps from Custom Apps in your Wix Studio workspace. You can also build your apps using other frameworks (self-hosted and CLI). Easily collaborate with others in your workspace to build apps together. You can add your apps to your custom templates and Wix sites. You can also monetize and release your apps to the world by submitting them to the Wix App Market. Creating an app Create an app within Wix Blocks. Keep it simple or add anything from basic widget layouts to interactive web components, complete with APIs and code files. To create an app: Go to Custom Apps in your Wix Studio workspace. Click + Create New App at the top right. Choose how to create your app: from a blocks template or a blank canvas, or explore other frameworks (CLI and Self-Hosted). Build your app by adding widgets, elements, code and more . Once you've clicked Build within Blocks and added your app's name and description, it will be listed in the Custom Apps tab in your Wix Studio workspace. Managing your app Once your app has been created, it will appear in the Custom Apps area of your Wix Studio workspace. From Custom Apps in your Wix Studio workspace, you can edit and manage apps that have been created by your team. To find an app in your list, filter your list of apps or customize the columns displayed. Your app management permissions depend on your role within the workspace: Owners can perform all actions. Co-owners can perform all actions except duplicating and archiving. All other roles with Editor access can perform all actions except duplicating, archiving, renaming, and adding collaborators. To manage your app: Go to Custom Apps in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant app and choose what you want to do: Edit app in Blocks: Access your app within Blocks to make any required changes. Go to app dashboard: Edit your app in the App Dashboard. Share install link: Generate a link to share with others, allowing them to install your app on their site. View app details: Access app version info and a list of sites in your workspace that have the app installed. Archive app: Move an app to your archives. An archived app will still function on the sites it's been added to in the past but cannot be edited or added to new sites. Note: Once an app has been archived, this cannot be undone. Adding collaborators to your app Collaborate with teammates or clients on all aspects of app design, build and management. Invite collaborators to work on your app with you by sending them an email invitation. To add collaborators to your app: Go to Custom Apps in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant app. Click Add collaborators . Enter the email of the invitees and select their role. Click Send Invite . Installing your app Once your app is ready to be used, you can instantly add it to any of the Wix sites in your workspace. Coming soon: The ability to share an app installation link with another Wix site creator. This site creator will be able to add your app to their site by clicking the link. To install your app: Go to Custom Apps in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant app. Click Install on a site . Choose a site to install the app and click Continue . Select the checkbox to agree to the terms and conditions, then click Agree & Add . Click Go to Editor to complete the app installation. Publishing your app in the Wix App Market Submit your app to the Wix App Market to allow all Wix users to add it to their sites, either for a fee or free of charge. Learn more about creating a third-party app for the Wix App Market . To submit your app to the Wix App Market: Go to Custom Apps in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant app. Click Publish to the App Market . You'll be taken to the your app's dashboard where you'll be able to initiate the app launch process . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Index of Terms for SEO Check the list below when you want to learn more about SEO terms. We've included some of the most common terms you see when you work on optimizing your site's content for search engines . General SEO terms Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) make it possible to display mobile-optimized versions of your site’s pages. This can make your pages load faster on mobile devices, which in turn can help your page rank higher in search results. AMP pages can also be featured in carousel search results on Google. You can enable AMP for your Wix Blog posts in the Blog tab of your site’s dashboard or in your site's SEO Settings . AI crawler AI crawlers are bots operated by AI companies, such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Perplexity, that scan websites to gather content for training AI models or powering AI-generated answers. Unlike traditional search engine bots, AI crawlers may use your content to generate responses directly rather than directing users to your site. You can control which AI crawlers can access your site by editing your robots.txt file . AI visibility score An AI visibility score measures how often your site appears in AI-generated answers across tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. A higher score indicates your content is being surfaced more frequently when people ask AI tools questions related to your business or services. Bot Bots (also known as spiders or crawlers) are automated programs that search engines like Google use to continually scan (or "crawl") live websites on the internet. Bots add the information they find to search engine databases in a process known as "indexing". These databases make up the list of sites that are used for search engine results. Bounce rate A "bounce" is where a visitor views a single page of your site and leaves without viewing any other pages. For example, they may visit your homepage and leave immediately after. The bounce rate for your site represents the percentage of visitors who leave after a single pageview. A high bounce rate could indicate that your visitors have difficulty navigating your site or finding relevant content that they need. Crawling Bots continuously scan the internet to discover new website content in a process known as "crawling". The bots follow any links they find within a website to scan from one webpage to another. Bots record any new websites they find and return to previously crawled websites to look for new page content, links, and other updates. The information the bots find gets added to search engine databases known as indexes. Learn More Duplicate content This is content that matches or appears very similar to the content on other pages or websites. Search engines like Google can recognize duplicate content and may penalize your site in ranking results. If you need to have identical content on multiple pages of your site, you can use canonical links to indicate to search engines which page is the most important. Hit A hit represents a single request made by a website visitor or a bot to a web server. It can be a request for a specific page, image, document, or other type of file. For example, when a visitor opens a web page with 3 images, it generates 4 hits (one hit for the page and three hits for the images). Index An index is a database of website URLs and content. Search engines use these databases to generate search results. The information in indexes comes from bots crawling websites for new page content, links, and other updates. Learn More Indexing Bots add the information they find during crawling to a search engine database in a process known as indexing. You can choose to exclude pages from search results by telling bots not to index certain pages on your site or by editing your site's robots.txt file . Keywords Keywords are words that a user enters into a search engine to find information about a topic. Search engines use keywords to match them with websites that provide the most relevant content. Groups of keywords are also called "search phrases". Learn More Keyword density A measure of how often a keyword or phrase appears on a web page compared to the total number of words on the page. Use a variety of keywords to describe the main purpose of your site in different ways to optimize your site for search engines. Learn More Link popularity This is a measure of the popularity of your site according to the quantity and quality of links to your site from other sites. These links are known as backlinks. Backlinks from reputable sites are considered more valuable. Search engines use the quality and number of backlinks to assess the importance of a site. Learn More Local listings There are search results based on the location of a user. Local listings appear in a special section of the results page and often show a map of the location and photos. All major search engines offer local listings. Learn More NLWeb NLWeb is a standardized interface that enables AI agents to interact with your site's structured content using natural language queries. You can install NLWeb to make your structured content visible so AI agents can provide more accurate results when people ask questions related to the site's content. Learn More Page ranking This is the position of a website page in organic search results for a certain keyword or search phrase. This ranking indicates the relative importance of a page compared to all other pages for the same keywords. Learn More Rich result Rich results are a type of enhanced Google search result that include text and images from the source page. Some examples are article previews, product previews, event previews, and FAQs. Learn more You can use structured data markup to help Google create rich results for your site’s pages. Traffic This is the number of users who visited your site over a certain period of time. You can use Wix Analytics Traffic Reports to find out how visitors find your site and navigate around it. Learn More URL This stands for "Uniform Resource Locator". A URL is the unique address of a specific website page or file on the Internet. An example of a URL is "https://mystunningwebsite.com". Learn more about URLs Wix SEO Setup Checklist The Wix SEO Setup Checklist is a personalized checklist that helps you get your site found in search engine results. The checklist guides you through setting up basic search engine optimization (SEO) for your site’s pages and connects and verifies your site with Google. Learn more about the SEO Setup Checklist SEO page features Alt text Alt text is a type of descriptive text you can add to images. Search engine bots can't read images and use the alt text to understand what the images are about. Alt text can also be read by screen reader software for visually impaired users and is important for making your site accessible . Alt text is not visible on your website. Learn More Anchor text This is the clickable text that links to a different page on your website or an external page. Avoid using phrases like "click here" when you create anchor text. Instead, use a short description of the target page as linked text. Learn more about adding anchor text . Heading tag You can apply heading tags (H1-H6) to text to divide page content into sections based on importance. Text with heading tags is usually larger than other text on a page. Learn More llms.txt An llms.txt file is a plain-text file you can add to your site to help AI language models understand your content. Similar to a robots.txt file, it gives AI tools guidance about what your site offers and how its content is organized, making it easier for AI models to accurately represent your site when generating answers for users. Learn More Meta description A meta description is the piece of text that appears in a search result to summarize the content of a page. Meta descriptions appear below a page's title and URL in search results. Adding a unique meta description to each page on your site helps users and search engines understand your pages better. Learn more about adding meta descriptions Meta tag Meta tags are pieces of HTML code that describe the content of your site's pages. Web browsers and search engines can read meta tags to get information about your site. Meta tags are not visible to site visitors. Learn More Noindex tag This is a type of meta tag that tells search engines not to index a specific page. This means that the page should not appear in search results, although it's not guaranteed. When you hide a page on your site , a noindex tag is added to the page. Noindex tags are not visible to your site visitors. Open graph (og) tags Open Graph (og) tags are a type of meta tag. Og tags are used by social networks to display text and images when a page is shared. Customizing your page’s og tags lets you suggest the information that Facebook and other social networks should use to describe your site’s pages. Learn how to customize your page’s og tags Robots.txt file This is a file that tells search engine bots not to access certain areas of your site. These areas of your site won't be indexed and won't show in search engine results. Wix automatically adds a robots.txt to your site. This is to prevent search engines like Google from crawling certain links on your site that don't need to be crawled. This does not impact your site's search engine ranking. You can edit your robots.txt file to have better control of which areas of your site bots can crawl. Robots meta tag directives Robots meta tag directives tell search engines what information to present about a page in search results. You can use the directives to get more control over the way that search engines index a page. For example, you can use the "nosnippet" directive to tell search engines not to include a text snippet or video preview for a page in search results. Learn more about robots meta tag directives Sitemap This is a file on your site that contains a list of the site's pages. Search engines like Google use your sitemap to understand the structure of your site. Your sitemap is not visible to site visitors. You can view your site's sitemap by adding sitemap.xml to the end of your site's URL. For example, "https://mystunningwebsite.com/sitemap.xml". Learn More Title Tag A title tag is the “headline” for a page in search engine results. Title tags appear above a page’s URL and meta descriptions. Title tags are also used as the title of a page in browser tabs . A clear title helps potential site visitors decide whether or not to visit your site. Adding a unique title tag for each page helps both site visitors and search engines differentiate between the pages of your site. Learn more about adding title tags URL slug A URL slug is the part of a URL that identifies a specific page on a site. It usually comes after your site’s domain name in a URL. An example of a URL slug is “about” in "https://mystunningwebsite.com/ about ". Learn how to change your page’s URL slug URL prefix A URL prefix is an additional part of URL that appears between the site’s domain name and a page’s URL slug. For example, Wix Stores products use the prefix "product-page". A URL for a product called "Red Wool Sweater" would look like this: "https://mystunningwebsite.com/ product-page /red-wool-sweater". Learn how to customize URL prefixes SEO techniques Backlinking Backlinks are links from other websites that point towards your website. Backlinks are like votes of confidence for your website. Search engines use the quality and number of backlinks to assess the importance of a site, so they're important for your site's SEO. Backlinks from reputable sites are considered more valuable. Learn More Black hat techniques These are unethical SEO techniques that are used to achieve a higher page rank. These techniques go against search engine guidelines for quality . Using black hat techniques can cause your site to be removed from search engine results. Learn More Canonical tag A canonical tag is a type of meta tag. It tells search engines that a certain page is the primary version of a page. If you have different URLs that load the same page content on your site or external sites, search engines choose one URL and consider it the primary one. This is the only URL that appears in search results. Other URLs are treated as duplicates and receive less attention from search engines. Learn more about canonical tags Internal linking Creating links from one page of your site to other pages on your site makes it easier for visitors to navigate your site. You can also use internal linking to tell search engines which page on your site is the most important by linking to it from your other pages. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is the practice of optimizing your content so that it appears in AI-generated answers from tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Similar to traditional SEO, GEO focuses on creating clear, authoritative, and well-structured content that AI models are more likely to reference when answering users' questions. Keyword stuffing Keyword stuffing is loading a webpage with keywords or numbers to manipulate a site's ranking in search results. These extra keywords often have no relationship to the site's purpose. Filling pages with keywords or numbers creates a negative user experience for your site's visitors. It's also against search engine guidelines for quality and can harm your site's ranking. Learn More Off-page optimization This means optimizing your site's search engine ranking by using techniques not related to the content of your site. Some examples are creating communities on social networks, blogging, search engine submissions, cross-linking, and video blogging. Learn More On-page optimization This means optimizing the content on your site to improve its search engine ranking. Some examples are creating original content for your site, adding keywords, using heading tags, and adding internal links. Learn More Site verification Site verification is where you confirm your ownership of your site with search engines. Verifying your site with search engines also gives you access to search engine webmaster tools to manage your site’s search presence. To verify ownership, most search engines require you to add meta tags using custom code on your site. You can also use the Wix Site Verification Tool to verify your site with search engines like Google. Learn more about site verification Structured data markup Structured data markup is a standardized format for giving search engines detailed information about your page. Adding markup to your site's pages can help improve your website's search results and ranking. Search engines like Google can also use markup to create rich results like article previews, product previews, and FAQs for your page's search results. Learn more about structured data markup URL redirect A URL redirect is a way to permanently or temporarily redirect one page URL to another page URL. In practice, the URL redirect tells browsers the new location for the page. When users try to go to the previous URL, they will be automatically taken to the redirect URL. Learn more about setting up URL redirects Variable A variable is text that represents a value or text that's a placeholder for a value. Using variables, you can create general rules that use different values for each section or page of your site. For example, you can set an SEO Setting to apply "'Product Name', 'Site Name'" to each of your product pages. Then each product page would have a unique title while following the same title setting, "Product 1, My Site"; "Product 2, My Site". Learn more about using variables in SEO Settings White hat techniques These are SEO strategies that focus on your site's visitors rather than search engine bots. These techniques also completely follow search engine guidelines for quality . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Art Store: About the Wix Art Store Important: Wix Art Store is currently not available to all users. As of October 2022 it is no longer possible to add the Wix Art Store to your site. Alternatively, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your art. The Wix Art Store lets you showcase and sell digital and printed artwork effortlessly. Adding art to your Art Store Add the artwork you want to sell to your Wix Art Store, directly from the Editor. We recommend uploading high-resolution images only. The higher the resolution, the larger the prints you can offer in your store. Add text that appears when clients hover over your images. Links added to your images appear only in the Expand Mode. To add art to your store: Click the Wix Art Store in your Editor. Click Manage Media . Click Add Media on the top right. Click Image . Select the images you want to upload. Fill in the information on the right: Title: Enter the image title. Description: Enter the image description. Alt Text: Enter a description to improve your site's SEO and accessibility. Link: Add a link to the image: Click the Link icon. Select the link type and enter the link details. Click Done . Click Done . Notes: You can upload images up to 25 MB in size in the following formats: JPG, PNG, GIF. You can also add videos or text to your Art Store, but only images can be sold. If you upload an image over 1200 pixels, Wix Art Store automatically creates a smaller version of the file which you can sell for a lower cost than the original file. Customizing your art store With Wix Art Store, you can present your images in a way that truly showcases your work. Art Store galleries offer fully customizable layouts, allowing you to adjust aspects such as gallery spacing, scroll direction, orientation, automatic looping and sliding, and much more. You can customize the design of your Wix Art Store gallery for both the regular and hover views (the view a customer sees when hovering over the gallery). To customize your art store: Click your Wix Art Store gallery in the Editor. Click Settings . Click the Layout , Design and Advanced tabs to customize how your art store looks and behaves. Selling your art With the Wix Art Store, you can sell both digital images and prints. Wix Art Store works with a third-party service, Order a Print , to give you even more options when selling your art work. Order A Print provides a complete print-on-demand service for you to sell your digital images and prints online Learn more about: Order A Print product availability Available license types Disclaimer: The license templates available on this app, including the summaries below, are provided for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal advice or opinion on any kind. Wix does not warrant or guarantee the quality, accuracy, completeness or fitness for a particular purpose of these licenses and your use of such licenses shall be at your own risk and responsibility. You are advised and encouraged to seek specific legal advice regarding all legal issues. When setting up the Wix Art Store app to sell digital images, you can choose to offer one of the license templates (Commercial Use or Extended Use), or create your own. This refers to selling digital images only. If you are selling digital and print images, click here . Commercial Use This license type allows customers to use the images that they purchase for commercial, web or digital purposes. Customers may: Use the images for commercial purposes Use the images on their websites, blogs or other digital media Customers may not: Use the images in offline media such as: Print TV Film Sub-license or resell the images Transfer or distribute the images to another party Provide others within their organization access to the images Use the image in their own logo or trademark Use the image in any illegal manner (e.g., pornography, defamatory content etc.) In addition, the following terms apply: Customers are not required to credit you when using the images, except for editorial purposes where “ Licensor Name” should be added. If a customer makes any changes to the original image, the rights of the original image remain with you. Extended Use This license type allows customers to use the images that they purchase for commercial, web, digital or print purposes. Customers may: Use the images for commercial purposes Use the images on their websites, blogs or other digital media Use the images for printed media Customers may not: Use the images in TV or Film Sub-license or resell the images Transfer or distribute the images to another party Provide others within their organization access to the images Use the image in their own logo or trademark Use the image in any illegal manner (e.g., pornography, defamatory content etc.) In addition, the following terms apply: Customers are not required to credit you when using the images, except for editorial purposes where “ Licensor Name” should be added. If a customer makes any changes to the original image, the rights of the original image remain with you. Custom License Wix Art Store also gives you the option to create your own custom license. You can set your own terms and upload your own Terms & Conditions. Click the Wix Art Store app in the Editor. Click Settings . Click the Store tab. Click Set Pricing . Click Create License . Note: This option is only available when you choose to sell Digital Images only. Custom licenses cannot be added to prints. Accepting payments Available payment methods in the Art Store depend on what you are selling in your store. You do not need a Wix Premium plan to accept payments in the Wix Art Store. However, if you want to use Wix Payments as a payment provider, you will need to upgrade to a plan that supports payments . In order to receive payments from customers in Wix Art Store, you must select a payment method. Wix offers a number of payment providers, which differ by country. To select a payment method: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Connect next to the payment method you want to use. Note: If you sell digital images and prints, payment is always through PayPal. Click here to learn more. FAQs How do I access my Art Store manager? Click here to go to your site's dashboard. Click Art Store on the left. Can I sell physical and original artwork via the Wix Art Store? You can only sell digital or printed copies of your art on the Wix Art Store. It is not possible to sell physical paintings or any other original pieces of art. Can I add more than one Art Store to my site? It is no longer possible to add the Art Store app to your site from the Add panel in the Editor. You can, however, copy and paste the existing Art Store on your site to other pages on your site . How do I delete the Art Store? To delete the Art Store entirely from your site (including the dashboard) you must delete all Art Store galleries across your site To delete an Art Store gallery: Click the Art Store in the Editor. Press delete on your keyboard. How can I reorder the images in my Art Store? You can reorder the images in your Art Store by clicking and dragging each image into your preferred order: Click the Art Store in your Editor. Click Manage Media . Click and drag the images into the order you want. Is my Art Store media manager the same as the Wix Media Manager? The Wix Art Store media manager is different from your Wix site media manager. Images that you upload to your site (outside of Wix Art Store) do not appear in the Wix Art Store media manager. Images you add to your Wix Art Store do not appear in the Wix Media Manager. How can I add a watermark to my art? A watermark is a semi-transparent design, added to images to protect against copyright. Adding a watermark is the best way to protect your images from theft. Click the Wix Art Store gallery in your Editor. Click Settings and then the Settings tab. Enable the Watermark toggle. Click Customize Watermark . Click Change Watermark: Select the watermark image from your media manager, or click Upload Images to upload a new image. Click Apply . Customize the following: Watermark Opacity: Drag the slider to change the opacity of the watermark (the lower the opacity, the less visible the watermark). Watermark Size: Drag the slider to change the size of the watermark image. Watermark Position: Select the position of the watermark on the original image. Note: Once a customer purchases your image, the watermark will automatically disappear. How do I get my image descriptions to display on my store? In order for your text to display on your image, you need to enable the title and / or description from your Editor. Click the Wix Art Store in your Editor. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Click Texts . Select the relevant checkboxes to enable or disable the title and description text. Save and publish your site. Whats the difference between my Art Store media manager and my site media manager? The Wix Art Store media manager is different to your Wix site media manager. Images that you upload to your site (outside of Wix Art Store) do not appear in the Wix Art Store media manager. Images uploaded to the Wix Art Store media manager are saved on a separate server. Watermarks can be added to your images uploaded to the Wix Art Store media manager. The file limit for images uploaded to the Wix Art Store media manager is 25 MB (as opposed to 15 MB in the regular media manager). This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Online Programs: Removing a Program You can archive or delete online programs that you no longer need. Archiving a program means the program is still accessible from your dashboard. Deleting a program removes the data altogether, with no option to restore it. Dashboard Go to Online Programs in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant program. Choose what you want to do next: Archive your program : Click Archive . Click Archive in the pop-up to confirm. Delete your program : Click Delete . Click Delete in the pop-up to confirm. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Online Programs . Tap the relevant tab according to the status of your program: Published , Drafts or Archived . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant program. Choose what you want to do next: Archive: Send your program to the archive. You can find it in the Archived tab. Delete: Delete your program and its information permanently. Tip: If you want to show an archived program on your site again, duplicate the program and publish it as a new one. Want to delete the Online Programs app from your site? You can delete Online programs from your site to remove the app altogether. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Sending email marketing campaigns Email Marketing: Unsubscribing From Your Email Campaign Every email campaign must include an opt-out option that is clearly visible to subscribers. For this reason, a 'change email preferences' link appears at the bottom of the email and cannot be removed or edited. In your dashboard, you can always filter contacts by their subscription status to make sure you are not messaging those who unsubscribed. Important: Do not add your own unsubscribe link to your email campaign as this can cause it to get declined. Unsubscribing from an email campaign mailing list When recipients open your email in their mailbox, they can click a link at the bottom to change their email preferences. A new tab opens where the recipient can click Unsubscribe to confirm that they want to be removed from your mailing list. After confirming, the recipient's status changes to "Unsubscribed" in your contacts list. This ensures the contact does not receive future emails from your campaigns. To unsubscribe from an email campaign mailing list: Go to the email campaign in your inbox and scroll to the bottom. Click here next to the sentence: "If you no longer wish to receive this email, change your email preferences." Click Unsubscribe to confirm your choice. Viewing contacts who unsubscribed View which recipients have unsubscribed from your mailing list in the contacts section of your site's dashboard. You can filter your contacts by subscription status: 'Subscribed' or 'Unsubscribed'. To view your unsubscribed contacts: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the Filter by: drop-down at the top of the list. Scroll down and click Unsubscribed under Subscribed Status . Note: If you are previewing or testing emails, the unsubscribe link will lead to this article rather than the unsubscribe flow. Once you publish and send to recipients, however, the unsubscribe link works as normal. Troubleshooting issues with your unsubscribe link If you are experiencing issues with the unsubscribe link (the link doesn't appear or doesn't work) try the following troubleshooting steps: Step 1 | Check if the link was in a test email If you send a test campaign , the unsubscribe link leads to this article rather than to a real unsubscribe link. If you send a real campaign the link should work. Step 2 | Make sure you're clicking both unsubscribe links When you click the unsubscribe link from your inbox a new tab opens, which includes an unsubscribe button. You must click this unsubscribe button to complete the process of unsubscribing from the campaign. Follow the steps in the first section of this article above to click both unsubscribe links and complete the process. Step 3 | Test the link in a mail client other than Microsoft Outlook Sometimes Microsoft Outlook blocks the unsubscribe links. To test if Microsoft Outlook is causing the issue: Open the email campaign in a different mail client such as Gmail. Follow the steps in the first section of this article above to unsubscribe. Note: The unsubscribe text at the bottom of your email campaigns is written in the language of the associated Wix account. To change the language, change your account language . If you change the language, the unsubscribe text changes for future campaigns only. All past campaigns still show the original language. FAQs Click below to learn more about unsubscribing from an email campaign. Why can't I see the unsubscribe link in my email campaign? If the email campaign is too long, the email will get clipped. In order to see the entire email, along with the unsubscribe link, recipients will need to click view entire message at the bottom of the email. After, they will be able to see the the link in the very bottom of the campaign. Can a user unsubscribe from an email within their mail app? No, clicking the unsubscribe field in an email will always open a browser in another tab. Why does the unsubscribe link direct users to my website instead of the unsubscribe page? This issue is generally caused by a website domain connection error. If you send campaigns from a website but the domain is not connected properly, all links within the email campaign will not work as intended. To fix this, make sure that the domain connection is set up correctly. Once it reconnects and propagates, you can resend your email campaigns with the working links. Why does the unsubscribe link open a Wix help center article? When a you send a test email, the unsubscribe link will direct you to the Wix help center article about unsubscribe links. However, in the live campaign, the unsubscribe link will lead to an unsubscribe page. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: Adding Custom Validations to Your Forms Add your own custom validation to verify the info visitors enter before they submit your form. Setting your own rules ensures that the data meets your requirements – some reasons for adding custom validation include: Verifying email addresses and ensuring two fields match. Restricting email address entries to numbers and letters only. Limiting accepted email aliases (e.g. only Gmail). The first section of this article explains how to build a custom validation, and the second section provides a step-by-step guide for setting up an email address verification. Important: This feature is only available for the new Wix Forms . Adding custom validation to your forms Add custom validation to your forms to control the data that visitors submit. The function uses the form submission data to check if the form passes your defined validation and if not, applies your custom error message. To add custom validation to your forms: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the form you want to update or create a new form . Click the Settings tab at the top. Scroll down to Advanced form validations and click Create Validation to open the function builder. Click Start from Scratch . Click the Condition step to add parameters to your function using if/else logic. Set the function's output: Click the Output step. Set the validation error, including: (Optional) Form field key: Apply the error message to a specific field. If no field key is added, the error message shows below the submit button. Error message: Enter the error message shown when the custom validation isn't met. Click Add to add the validation error. (Optional) Click + Add Validation to set another validation error. Click Apply to save your output. Continue creating your function to match your business needs, adding relevant conditions or actions. Connect this function to the relevant form: Click the More Actions icon at the top right Select Function configuration . Click Selected form 1 and then + Select . Select the relevant form and click OK . Enter a name for your function at the top left. Tip: It's only visible to you and helps identify the function in the dashboard. Click Activate at the top right. Where can I find my form field key? Go to the relevant form in the form builder. Click the Advanced tab in the field settings panel. Copy the field key provided and add to the function output. Creating a function to verify email addresses One common scenario for creating a custom validation function is to ensure that two email address fields match before allowing a form's submission. The steps outlined below guide you through the process of setting up this particular function. Before you begin: Ensure that your form includes two email address fields for validation. To clarify the purpose of the second field to visitors, we suggest renaming the field title to something like 'Confirm your email' or 'Email verification'. To create a function to verify email addresses: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the form you want to update or create a new form . Click the Settings tab at the top. Scroll down to Advanced form validations and click Create Validation to open the function builder. Select Validate email address match before submission . Click Use Template . Enter a name for your function at the top left. Tip: It's only visible to you and helps identify the function in the dashboard. Click Activate at the top right. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about custom form validations. Can I access the functions builder from my forms dashboard? If you already customized a form in the form builder and want to build a custom validation for that specific form, you can quickly access the functions builder from the Settings tab. Can I test my form validation? Yes. You can test your form validation on your live site. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Art Store: Setting Up Wix Art Store to Sell Digital Images and Prints Important: Wix Art Store is currently not available to all users. As of October 2022 it is no longer possible to add the Wix Art Store to your site. Alternatively, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your art. Wix Art Store works with a third-party service, Order a Print , to give you even more options when selling your art work. Order A Print provides a complete print-on-demand service for you to sell your digital images and prints online. Note: Digital images are available for sale worldwide, printed products are available as mentioned here . Customers visiting your store only see products available in their country. This article refers to selling digital and print images. If you want to sell digital images only, click here . Once you've added Wix Art Store to your site, follow the steps below to start selling digital images and prints. To set up your store to sell digital images and prints: Step 1: Choose the type of images you want to sell (digital or digital and print). Click the Wix Art Store app in the Editor. Click Settings . Click Set Up Store . Click Start Now . Click Sell Digital & Print . Click OK . Step 2: Add the images you want to sell to your gallery. Note: You do not need to add all the images you want to sell at once. You can always come back to add more images. Click Upload Images . Click Add Media . Click Image . Select the images from your media manager or click Upload Images to upload new images. Click Apply . Note: You can add a title, description and link for each image, reorder the images or edit the image quality. Click Done . Tip: The size offered for the printed items depend on the size of the file you use in your Art Store. The larger the file is, the larger the print sizes that will be offered. To get the best results for large prints (e.g. art posters, canvas) it is recommended to upload images of 4000px or more, in RGB format. Step 3: Set the pricing for the images. Click Settings on the Art Store in the Editor. Click Store . Click Set Pricing . Follow the steps here to set the pricing. Step 4: Add your business information and set up your Art Store Go to the Store Info tab in the Art Store in your dashboard Add your business name, email for order confirmation, and your country. Choose your email settings. Add location settings: e.g. currency, language, price format, and currency symbol alignment. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: An Overview Pick a restaurant website template you love and build a full dining experience online with Wix Restaurants. Create menus that highlight your dishes, manage online orders, and let customers book tables in advance — all from your site. Whether you're serving dine-in guests, offering pickup, or delivering meals, Wix Restaurants helps you run your business smoothly on any device. Create menus that showcase your food Use the Wix Restaurant Menus app to create mobile-friendly, customizable menus. Add sections like Starters, Mains, and Desserts, and include features such as dish variations (e.g. sizes or modifiers). You can also translate and duplicate your menus, display them across different pages, and update their SEO settings. Take and manage online orders Use the Wix Restaurant Orders app to manage real-time orders for pickup, delivery or dine-in . Streamline operations by setting prep times, accepting advance orders, and connecting with delivery platforms like DoorDash Drive . You can also print orders for staff, offer discounts and coupons, manage orders across multiple locations, and create a separate online ordering page for services like catering. Good to know: You can show up to 5 separate online ordering pages. This lets you create different ordering experiences for different parts of your business. For example, add a page for your everyday menu, another for the happy hour menu and a third for event orders. Note: You need to upgrade your site to accept online orders and payments. Having said that, you can still display your restaurant menu on your site without a plan. Let customers reserve tables online Let customers reserve a table online with Wix Table Reservations . Decide whether to approve reservations automatically or manually, and customize everything from party sizes and table availability to turnover times and prepayment rules — perfect for large groups or avoiding no-shows. You can even create a visual floor plan to instantly see which tables are booked and which are free. Note: You need to upgrade your site to let customers book tables online. Having said that, you can always add reservations manually. Promote your restaurant The Wix Restaurants Orders app includes built-in tools to help you grow your business. Connect your restaurant to Order with Google so customers can find you on Google Search, Maps, and Assistant. Run limited-time promotions with coupons , or set up automatic discounts that apply based on rules you define. Build customer loyalty with a points-based rewards program . Boost revenue with digital gift cards that customers can buy and use on your site. Looking for more coupons? Percentage discount coupons Buy X, Get Y Free coupons Invite people to manage your restaurant Invite staff members to help manage your restaurant by assigning them a predefined or your own custom role. If your restaurant has multiple locations, you can choose which locations each staff member can access. Update roles or location access at any time and remove collaborators when they no longer need access. Manage everything on the go Download the Wix app to manage your restaurant from anywhere. Get notified about new orders, update menus, accept reservations, and more — all from your phone. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Apps Made by Wix: Adding and Setting Up the Wix Weather App Important: The Wix Weather app is no longer available in the Wix App Market. The app will be removed from your site on December 11th 2024 and Wix will no longer support it. As an alternative solution, you can add the Weather Display & Customize app by Certified Code , or the Weather Forecast app by POWR to your site. Give site visitors another reason to check out your site on a daily basis. This handy web app forecasts the weather up to 6 days ahead, for almost any location in the world. Customize how the app looks on your site Make the Wix Weather app your own with customizable settings. Choose between extended or compact views, adjust the forecast length, and personalize backgrounds, colors, and fonts to suit your style. To customize how the app looks: Click the Wix Weather app in your editor. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab to choose and customize your layout: Extended: Display the app in full, including info on the location, date etc, and set the display options: Show forecast for: Choose how many days ahead you want to display the forecast for. Show C/F toggle: Enable or disable the toggle which allows visitors to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit. Show wind, humidity and visibility: Enable or disable the toggle to show or hide more detailed weather information. Compact: Display a smaller version, showing just the temperature and set the display options: Compact display: Choose to display the app as horizontally or vertically. Position: Align the info in the app to the left, right or center. Click the Design tab to customize the colors, fonts and background of the app. Note: The design options available differ depending on the layout that you chose in step 3. Click the Animation tab to add animation effects which change according to the actual weather. Note: This option is only available for the Extended display layout. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Google Business Profile Insights After you have set up your Google Business Profile in your Wix account and your business location has been verified, you can access your Google Business Profile Insights to discover how your listing is performing. Potential data discrepancies There may be discrepancies in your Google Business Profile Insights due to different reporting timezones in your Wix account and your Google account. Your Insights data is supplied by Google and is not edited by Wix. Access Google Business Profile Insights in your Wix account Go to Google Business Profile in your site's dashboard. Click Insights on the relevant business location. Overview & date range The Google Business Profile Insights overview show your views, searches, and activity at a glance, and percentage increase or decrease in traffic and activity. At the top of this section you can change the date range for the data shown. Views Views displays the number of people that viewed your listing on Google Search or Maps during a specific date range. Searches Searches displays the total number of people who found your Google Business Profile by direct, discovery, or branded searches. Direct: When someone directly searches for your business name or address. Discovery: When someone searched for a category, product, or service your site offers, and your Business Profile appeared. Branded: When someone searched for your brand or a brand related to your business. Branded results will only appear if your Business Profile has appeared at least once in a branded search. Activity Activity displays the total number of people who took a common action in your listing, including calls, website visits, photo views, and direction requests. Learn more About your Google Business Profile Insights This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Creating a Coupon With a Minimum Order Amount Important: Coupons with a minimum order amount can be used with Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Restaurant Orders (New), Wix Events, and Wix Online Programs. Creating a coupon with a minimum order amount allows you to offer discounts to customers who spend over a specified amount, such as "buy over $100, get 20% off". This helps you encourage larger purchases, increasing your overall sales. For example, if a customer is close to spending $100, they might add an extra item to their cart to qualify for the discount, boosting your revenue. Note: This option is available for price discount coupons , percentage discount coupons , and free shipping coupons . Creating a coupon with a minimum order amount Dashboard Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Click + New Coupon . Select a coupon type: $ Discount % Discount Free shipping (Wix Stores only) Enter the Coupon code customers need to enter. Enter the Coupon name . Note: This name is for internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Enter the discount (not relevant for free shipping coupons). Click the Apply to drop-down and select Minimum order subtotal . Enter the minimum amount. (Optional) Select the Include subscriptions checkbox to apply this coupon to product subscriptions . Note: The discount applies to every billing cycle (e.g. every month of a monthly subscription). Make sure the coupon value is not greater than the subscription price. Select when the coupon is valid: Enter the start date. Enter the end date, or select the Don't set an end date checkbox. (Optional) Select Limit the total number of uses for this coupon: Enter the total number of times the coupon can be used. Tip: Multiple purchases by the same customer are counted individually. Click Create Coupon . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Scroll down and tap Marketing . Tap Coupons . Tap Add a Coupon . Select a coupon type: $ Discount % Discount Free shipping (Wix Stores only) Enter the discount (not relevant for free shipping coupons) and tap Next . Enter the coupon code. Note: This is the code customers enter. Enter the name of the coupon. Note: This name is for internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Tap Next . Select Minimum order subtotal and enter the amount. Set the coupon's start and end date: Tap the date. Select the start date from the calendar. Enter the end date or tap No end date . Tap Save . (Optional) Apply limits to the number of times the coupon can be used: Limit number of total uses: Tap the Limit number of total uses toggle to enable it. Enter the number of times the coupon can be used. One use per customer: Tap the toggle to enable it. Tap Done . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about coupons. What happens if the discount is more than the item price? Make sure you aren't giving away items for free by entering a discount that's less then the minimum order price. Can I temporarily deactivate a coupon? You may want to temporarily deactivate a coupon, for example, when you have another sale taking place. To deactivate or activate a coupon, click the More Actions icon next to the coupon and select the relevant option. Are coupon codes case sensitive? No, coupon codes are not case sensitive. Customers can enter your codes without using the same case. Why isn't the promo code visible on the cart page? The promo code may not be visible because you hid it or because the text color blends in with the background color. Learn how to unhide the "Promo Code" link and change the font color. Can I offer discounts without coupon codes? Yes, you can also offer price reductions using automatic discounts . For purchases with the manual payment method, when does the available coupon count update? If you limit coupon use to a set number (e.g. available for the first 100 shoppers), every time a coupon is used, it's counted. When a customer pays you offline, the coupon count updates when you mark the order as paid. Can I create a coupon with unique codes for each use? Yes. You can use the Bulk Coupon Creator app to generate up to 1000 unique codes per coupon. How can I promote or share my coupon? Use the Promote link to easily create an email marketing campaign or social post for any of your coupons. To promote your coupon: Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant coupon. Select Promote . Select a promotion option: Send a social post . Send an email marketing campaign . How can I apply a coupon to a group of store products? To apply a coupon to a group of products, create a new category and add all the relevant products. No need to display this category on your site - it can be used only for the sale. How are coupons applied to store product subscriptions? When you select the Include subscriptions checkbox, and a customer uses a coupon to purchase a subscription, the discount applies each cycle. This means that if a customer buys a monthly subscription that lasts 12 months, the customer gets a discount for each of the 12 purchases. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit