< Back Need more help? Known Issues .com.br Domains Are Temporarily Unavailable for Purchase Description: Currently it is not possible buy new . com.br domains from Wix right now, and that includes using a free domain voucher. Brazil's domain registry changed its registration requirements on October 1, 2026. We paused . com.br purchases while we update our checkout to meet them. 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 Stores: About Your Store Analytics Get a comprehensive view of your online store's performance with Store Analytics. By analyzing key stats, product sales and conversions, you gain valuable insights into your store's sales trends and customer behavior. Use this data to make informed business decisions. For example, if you notice that a particular product has many views but few sales, you could adjust its pricing or improve its product description to boost conversions. You can find your Store Analytics in the Analytics section under Sales in your site's dashboard. Tips: Click the date picker drop-down at the top to change the time period that data is pulled from (the default is the last 30 days). Then use the next drop-down to compare it to the previous year or the previous time period (e.g. the previous 30 days). Click View Report in a section to see an in-depth report about that activity. Key stats The first section of the Store Analytics page provides stats on your sales, the average order value, and your returning customers. Monitoring these key stats enables you to quickly see how your sales are doing and spot any trends. Store sales Store sales show the amount expected from Wix Stores sales and redeemed gift cards, including taxes, shipping, tips and fees, after discounts. Refunds aren't deducted, and amounts are included even if an order hasn't been paid yet, as long as it hasn't been cancelled. In this section, you can see the total amount of sales and the number of orders placed. Below this, the top traffic sources show the sites that customers visited before landing on your store page. Note: Store sales only include sales from Wix Stores , but you may have more sales from Bookings, Subscriptions, and other sources. Check out the Sales Overview to see all your site's sales. Average order value Your average order value is the calculation of store sales divided by the number of orders. You can also see here which products are frequently bought together, how many orders were placed with this combination, and how much it made in gross sales. Tip: Click See More Product Pairs for more popular products that are frequently bought together. Returning customers Returning customers show the customers who made a purchase in this period and have made a purchase before. Here you can see your last returning customers, sorted by the last order date, and the amount that the customer spent on this visit. Products This section helps you analyz e product performance by providing data per product on the number of orders, sales, net revenue, and more. For example, you can see which is your top-selling product or which product gets the most views on your site. Select a metric under Sort by : Sales: Sort by top-selling products in gross sales. Quantity: Sort by the number of sold items. Views: Sort by the number of views of the product's page. Conversion: Sort by the percentage of sessions that ended with a purchase, out of all sessions where the product was viewed. Click the Product level drop-down to choose between showing data by products (e.g. T-shirts) or by variants (e.g. black T-shirt in size M). You can also filter by product category using the All categories drop-down (e.g. show only T-shirts). Learn more about creating product options. Tip: By default, the products are sorted from the highest to lowest value of the chosen metric. Click the header with the arrow to change the sorting. Conversion funnel The conversion funnel shows how many site sessions resulted in purchases. Understanding the gap between the number of site visitors and the number of purchases can help you get a clearer view of your site's effectiveness. Choose to see the conversion rates on desktop , mobile , or all at the top of the section. You can compare the overall conversion rate and every step of the funnel to similar sites in your category and location. A thumbs up icon means you're doing better than other sites and a repair tool icon means this step of the funnel can be improved. The steps of the funnel include: Site sessions: A site session is a visit to your site. It ends after 30 minutes of inactivity. Viewed product: The product view rate is the percentage of sessions where a product was viewed, out of all site sessions. Added to cart: The add to cart rate is the percentage of sessions where a product was added to the cart, out of all sessions where a product was viewed. Reached checkout: The cart to checkout rate is the percentage of sessions that reached checkout, out of all sessions where a product was added to the cart. Converted sessions: The session conversion rate is the percentage of converted sessions out of all site sessions. This rate shows how many of your site sessions result in a purchase. Note: These purchases include Wix Stores products only. Purchases from other apps (e.g., booking a session through Wix Bookings) will not be counted as a converted session in this step. Tip: You can update your site's category and location to make sure you're getting compared to the most relevant sites. To do this, hover over sites like yours and click Change . Update the data in the Site category and Location drop-downs, and then click Done . Abandoned carts funnel The abandoned carts funnel shows how many carts get to each stage and their total value. Use this information to identify potential obstacles in your checkout process and see where you stand compared to similar sites. The steps of the funnel include: All carts: The total number of carts that were created. Abandoned carts: Carts that did not go through checkout. Can be recovered: Abandoned carts that can be recovered by contacting the customer. Recovered carts: Abandoned carts that were eventually purchased (i.e. the customer returned to complete the purchase of products in the cart). Note: You won't see this step if you don't have an active abandoned cart email automation . Boost sales by recovering abandoned carts: Set up an automated email to remind customers of their abandoned carts. This sends them a personalized email displaying the items they left in their cart with a link to complete their purchase. FAQs Click a question to learn more about Store Analytics. What do the terms used in this overview mean? In Store Analytics, the following terminology is used: Total sales: The total amount expected from sales and redeemed gift cards, including taxes, shipping, tips and fees, after discounts. Refunds aren't deducted. Gross sales: The item price multiplied by the number of items sold. Amount paid: The total amount of money you've received so far from customers. Net revenue: The amount paid minus refunds, tax, and shipping. In other words, the amount left after deducting all expenses and fees. Profit: The net revenue minus the cost of goods. In other words, how much you've made in the end. Learn more about Wix Store terms in the Wix Analytics glossary . What do the percentages indicate? The percentages next to the stats indicate an increase (green) or decrease (red) in the data, compared to the previous time period or year. Why are there no products showing as frequently bought together in the average order value section? You may not see any products in this section if there were no purchases where two different products were bought together or the purchase of two products together happened only once. Why do I see different abandoned cart numbers in Wix Stores and Wix Analytics? In Wix Analytics, there are two separate metrics related to carts: Abandoned carts and Recoverable carts . Wix Stores only shows Recoverable carts . The Abandoned carts number in Wix Stores should match the Recoverable carts metric in Wix Analytics. Recoverable carts are created when a customer is logged in as a site member or enters their email address at checkout. You have their contact details, so you can try to recover the sales for example by sending an email campaign or coupon code. A cart becomes non-recoverable when a visitor adds items to the cart but leaves before logging in or sharing their email. Because you do not have their contact details, the cart cannot be recovered. Why can't I see all my products in the Products table? The Products table shows up to 200 products. Click View Report at the bottom left of the section to access the full list of products. Can I see data about my store inventory in this overview? Currently, it is not possible to see insights about your inventory in this overview. However, this will be available soon. Until then, check out your inventory reports to get the data you need. 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< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Connecting and Setting Up an eBay Shop Expand your sales platform by connecting your Wix store to an eBay shop. Don't yet have one yet? You can create your new eBay shop while connecting to eBay, then sell your Wix Stores products there. This article will walk you through the steps to connect your Wix store to eBay and then set your shipping, tax, payment settings, and more. After the initial setup, you can edit these settings. Step 1 | Connect your Wix store to eBay Here you can connect to an existing eBay shop or create a new eBay shop and connect it to your Wix store. Show me how Go to the eBay tab in your site's dashboard. Click Start Now . Select an eBay market from the drop-down. Click Continue & Sign in to eBay . Select an option: Sign in to an existing eBay business account. Create a new eBay business account: Click Create an account . Complete the required steps to create an account. Step 2 | Set up your location Each eBay product must have a location where the item ships from. This location is used to calculate shipping charges and delivery times. Note: After initial setup, every time you add a new product to your store, it is automatically assigned the default location. If some of your products ship from another address, can then edit those products and assign them a different "ship from" location. Show me how Enter your city and state/province. Enter your zip code (postal code). Select your country from the Country drop-down. Click Continue to Shipping . Step 3 | Set up shipping preferences In eBay, your "domestic" region is the region where your chosen eBay market (eBay.com, eBay.uk, etc.) is based. For example if your eBay market is in eBay.com, then the US is your domestic shipping region, even if your store is located outside of the U.S. To sell on eBay, domestic shipping must be set up. Optionally, you can set up international shipping to whatever regions you choose. To do so, enable international shipping and, if relevant, exclude any countries you choose not to ship to. Additionally, you need to enter a handling time according to eBay's policies. To learn more about eBay shipping options, click here . Show me how Set your domestic shipping rate: Click the domestic region. Select an option from the Select how shipping rates are calculated drop-down: Flat rate: Enter the flat rate or click the Free Shipping toggle to enable it. (Optional) Click +Add Shipping Service to create an additional shipping option (e.g. Express Shipping). Calculated (not available for all eBay marketplaces): Shipping rates are calculated based on the customer's location. (Optional) Click the Exclude shipping destination and select destination to block shipping from areas inside the domestic region. (Optional) Click +Add Shipping Service to create an additional shipping option (e.g. Express Shipping). Set your international shipping rate: Click the International region. Select an option from the Select how shipping rates are calculated drop-down: Flat rate: Enter the flat rate or click the Free Shipping toggle to enable it. (Optional) Click +Add Shipping Service to create an additional shipping option (e.g. Express Shipping). Calculated (not available for all eBay marketplaces): Shipping rates are calculated based on the customer's location. (Optional) Click the Exclude shipping destination and select destination to block shipping from areas inside the domestic region. (Optional) Click +Add Shipping Service to create an additional shipping option (e.g. Express Shipping). Select your handling time (i.e. the number of business days it takes you to ship an order after you receive payment and it has cleared. Learn more Click Continue to Return Policy . Step 4 | Set up your return policy Decide who you want to accept returns from and what the return conditions are. Show me how Click the Accept Domestic Returns toggle to enable it. Note: This enables returns in the region your eBay market is based. Select an option from the Return Period drop-down. Note: This sets how long customers have to contact you after receiving their order. Select an option from the Refund Method drop-down. Select an option from the Returns Are Paid By drop-down. Note: This sets who pays for shipping costs. Click the Accept International Returns toggle to enable it: Select an option from the Return Period drop-down. Note: This sets how long customers have to contact you after receiving their order. Select an option from the Refund Method drop-down. Select an option from the Returns Are Paid By drop-down. Note: This sets who pays for shipping costs. Select Continue to Tax . Find out more: To learn more about refunds and returns in eBay, click here . If you do not want to accept returns, leave the toggles disabled and click Continue to Tax to move to the next step. Step 5 | Set up tax In eBay, you can either manage tax using the eBay tax table (recommended) or manage tax yourself. Important: Different tax rules apply in different regions. Consult with an accountant or with your local tax authority for specific information relevant for your store. Show me how Use eBay tax table (recommended): After selecting this option, click Manage eBay sales taxes to access the tax table. Note: eBay collects tax automatically in some states, so you are not able to enter a tax rate. For other states, enter a tax rate in the field provided and click Save at the bottom of the table. I'll manage taxes myself: Select this option if you are not collecting tax or tax is included in your product pricing. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about connecting and setting up an eBay shop. Which products cannot be listed on eBay? The following products cannot be listed on eBay and do not appear in the eBay tab in your site's dashboard: Digital products Product subscriptions Products that are hidden from your store Products with more than 250 variants How can I set up payment? To receive payment for sales on eBay, you need to set up eBay payments . Learn more about eBay managed payments . Do I need to upgrade my site to list products on eBay? You can connect and set up your eBay shop without an upgrade, but you need a plan that allows you to accept payments to list your products on eBay. Do I need to set up an eBay Seller's Account It's possible to set up your eBay Shop using an eBay Buyer's account, however, an eBay Seller's Account is required to publish items on eBay. How can I troubleshoot eBay syncing issues? If your Wix store and your eBay shop aren't syncing properly, contact eBay to verify that your business account is fully set up. Note: We do not recommend disconnecting and reconnecting your eBay account as this unlinks and unpublishes all your products, which will then need to be manually relinked. How can I disconnect my eBay account from my Wix store? Go to the eBay tab in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings icon at the top right. Click Disconnect from Wix . What's next? Learn more about eBay's tax policy . Learn how eBay handles taxes and import charges . 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 Wix Loyalty Program: Creating Automations for Your Loyalty Program Automations allow you to focus on the bigger picture by taking care of smaller tasks for you. With the Wix Loyalty Program, you can set up automations that automatically give loyalty points or respond to any changes in a customer's points activity. For example, you could automatically give loyalty points when a customer books a session, or automatically assign a badge to a customer who earns enough points for a reward. Giving loyalty points To automatically give loyalty points to customers for something they do on your site, you need to choose a trigger from the list of options and set 'giving loyalty points' as the action. For example, submitting a form triggers the action of awarding loyalty points. Note: Creating an automation to give loyalty points is the same as creating a "way to earn" (as you did when you set up your loyalty program). Creating a Loyalty automation will add it to your list of "ways to earn" in your dashboard and the Loyalty Program page on your live site. To set up this automation: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation at the top right. Choose how you want to start creating your automation: From Scratch: Click Start from Scratch to begin from a blank automation template. Suggested automation: Use the categories or search bar to find the suggested automation you want to edit. Then click Set Up next to the automation. Click the title to give your automation a name. Choose a trigger from the trigger selection panel and set it up. Note: Based on the trigger you choose, you will see different settings to finish configuring the trigger. (Optional) Enable the Trigger once per person toggle to limit trigger frequency: Select the person from the trigger data: Decide how often the automation can be triggered for the same person (e.g. Contact ID, Post Author Contact ID, Visitor ID etc.). Tip: This is useful for triggers that might occur repeatedly. Trigger once per person every: Select this checkbox if you want to set a specific amount of time that should pass before the automation can be triggered again for the same person. (Optional) Add a delay between a trigger and its action, to have the action occur after a certain amount of time passes. (Optional) Add a condition to make the automation occur when certain conditions are met. Set up your action : Select Give loyalty points from the panel. Enter a description of this way of earning points in the Tell customers how they can earn points field. Note: This description should reflect the trigger you've chosen for this automation (for example, if your trigger is a visitor submitting a form, this will be the way they earn points). Enter the number of points awarded in the Customer earns field. Note: If you've added tiers to your loyalty program, select the tiers you'd like this "way to earn" to apply to, and the number of points a customer in each tier will earn. Click Apply . (Optional) Click + to add another step. You can make a chain of follow-up actions from the initial action. Click Activate to save and activate the automation. It now appears on your Automations page where you can monitor, edit, deactivate, or delete according to your needs. Responding to changes in points activity To automatically respond and take action based on changes in a customer's points activity, you can set up an automation that uses the Wix Loyalty Program as the trigger. For example, when a customer earns 100 points, it triggers the action of assigning them a badge. Note: By default, your loyalty program includes an automation that sends customers an email when they earn a reward. Make sure to activate that email automation if you want to use it. To set up this an automation: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation at the top right. Choose how you want to start creating your automation: From Scratch: Click Start from Scratch to begin from a blank automation template. Suggested automation: Use the categories or search bar to find the suggested automation you want to edit. Then click Set Up next to the automation. Click the title to give your automation a name. Select Wix Loyalty Program from the All triggers drop-down. Choose a trigger from the list. Note: Based on the trigger you choose, you may see different settings to finish configuring the trigger. (Optional) Enable the Trigger once per person toggle to limit trigger frequency: Select the person from the trigger data: Decide how often the automation can be triggered for the same person (e.g. Contact ID, Post Author Contact ID, Visitor ID etc.). Tip: This is useful for triggers that might occur repeatedly. Trigger once per person every: Select this checkbox if you want to set a specific amount of time that should pass before the automation can be triggered again for the same person. (Optional) Add a delay between a trigger and its action, to have the action occur after a certain amount of time passes. (Optional) Add a condition to make the automation occur when certain conditions are met. Click + to add a step and select an action . (Optional) Click + to add another step. You can make a chain of follow-up actions from the initial action. Click Activate to save and activate the automation. It now appears on your Automations page where you can monitor, edit, deactivate, or delete according to your needs. 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) Verifying Your Site with Bing Webmaster Tools Bing Webmaster Tools is a free service from Microsoft that helps you monitor and maintain your site's presence in Bing search results. Verifying your site with Bing Webmaster Tools gives you access to data and insights that can help improve your site's performance and visibility. You can verify your site using the Wix SEO Assistant, or under Site Verification in your dashboard. Verifying your site with Bing Connect your site to Bing Webmaster Tools from your dashboard using the SEO Assistant, or by adding a meta tag to your Wix site. To verify your site with Bing: SEO Assistant Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Click View tasks below Issues . Click Connect this site to Bing Webmaster Tools to expand it. Click Connect to Bing . Select the account you want to connect and click Continue . Click Allow . Bing Meta Tag Sign in to your Bing Webmaster Tools account . Enter your site's URL under Add your site manually . Click Add . Copy the meta tag under HTML Meta Tag. Important: The code in the image below is a sample code. To get your code, you must sign in to your own Bing account. Leave Bing Webmaster Tools open. In a new tab, go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Select Site Verification . Click Bing Webmaster Tools . Paste the meta tag under Site verification tag . Click Save . Go back to Bing Webmaster Tools. Click Verify . Click Done . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about verifying your site with Bing Webmaster Tools. Can I switch the account that's connected with Bing Webmaster Tools? Yes, you can switch the account that's connected with Bing Webmaster Tools by clicking Switch Account after opening Bing Webmaster Tools in your SEO Assistant. How long does it take for my site to be verified with Bing? The verification process can take a few minutes to a few hours. Can I verify my site with other search engines? Yes, from the Site Verification tool in your SEO & GEO dashboard, you can verify your site with other search engines like Google Search Console and Naver Webmaster Tools . 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 Stores: Customizing Your Customer's Journey to Checkout Choose the path customers take from viewing your products to completing an order. This article will walk you through the choices you can make that determine which paths your customers can take from browsing to checkout. Choose the buttons for your product page You can display an 'Add to Cart' button, a 'Buy Now' button, or both on your product page. Tip: You can also add a wishlist option. 'Add to Cart' button By default, your store's product page comes with the 'Add to Cart' button enabled. After you add a product to the cart, you'll see the number of products on the cart icon. Having an 'Add to Cart' button makes it easy for customers to continue shopping after adding a product to the cart. 'Buy Now' button 'Buy Now' takes your customer directly to checkout. It doesn't allow customers to add multiple products to their cart and pay for them all together. If your customers often buy just one product, then displaying this button might make sense for your business. Express payment buttons You can add a number of express payment options, such as PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Clicking them takes your customers directly to payment. Set up the 'Add to Cart' button When a customer adds a product to their cart, they need some sort of indication the action was successful. You can select any of the following options: Show success popup When customers click the "Add to Cart" button, a small popup appears with a message that the item was added to the cart. Only the one item appears in the success popup. Learn more about the success popup . Open side cart When clicked, the side cart opens at the side of the screen. You can choose which buttons you want to display at the bottom. Learn more about the side cart . Go to cart page Your customer goes directly to the cart page and sees all the items they added to the cart. From here, customers can continue shopping or proceed to checkout. Learn more about the cart page . Stay on product page When you select the 'Stay on product page' option, the 'Add to Cart' button texts briefly changes to a checkmark to indicate that the addition to the cart was successful. This may be a good option for your business if customers often buy multiples of the same item with different product options. Set up the cart icon Customers may browse multiple pages on your site and add one or more items. When they're ready to complete their order, they'll click the cart icon. You can select what happens when it's clicked. Choose between opening the side cart or direct customers straight to the cart page. Learn more about the cart icon . Choose the side cart buttons In the side cart, you can display one or both of the following buttons: Checkout: Takes customers directly to the Checkout page to complete their order. View Cart: Directs customers to the cart page. From there, they can make changes, keep shopping, or go to checkout. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about checkout. Does the 'Add to Cart' button sometimes display other options? Yes. The 'Add to Cart' button can change to any of the following: Out of Stock: Displayed when an item's inventory is zero. Subscribe Now: Displayed for products sold as a subscription . Preorder: Displayed when you've enabled pre-ordering for a product . How can I customize the success popup? Start by going to Pages & Menu in your editor and selecting the success popup. Learn more about customizing the success popup . 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 Inbox: Connecting Your Facebook Page Connect your Facebook page to Wix Inbox to manage Facebook messages in the same place as your other communication channels. This keeps your customer interactions organized and easier to manage, and prevents you from having to switch between platforms. All messages sent to your Facebook page appear in your Wix Inbox. From your inbox, you have the option to respond via Facebook or other channels, such as email or chat. Important: Make sure to use a desktop computer rather than mobile device to connect Wix Inbox to Facebook. Connecting your Facebook page to Wix Inbox To connect your Facebook page, follow the link from your Wix Inbox settings. You'll be redirected to log in to your Facebook account and complete the setup process. To connect your Facebook page to Wix Inbox: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings drop-down at the top right. Click Communication Channels . Click Connect Account next to Facebook Page . Log in to Facebook and follow the steps to connect your account. Managing Facebook messages in Wix Inbox View and reply to messages sent to your Facebook page, directly from Wix Inbox. As with every other inbox message, you can star important conversations, assign a conversation to someone on your team, archive irrelevant messages, and more. The person who sent you the message is automatically saved as a new contact on your site. You can always edit their contact info to add their phone number, email, etc. To manage Facebook messages in Wix Inbox: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do: View and reply to a conversation Select the relevant conversation to view it. Use the toolbar at the bottom to reply to the conversation: (Optional) Click Facebook next to Message via: to reply using another channel . Enter your message in the Type your message... field. (Optional) Attach an item , such as a coupon or product link, to your message. Click Send . Manage your Facebook messages Manage your Facebook messages in the same way you manage your other messages in Wix Inbox. Save contacts, mark messages as unread, star conversations, and more. Learn more about managing your messages . Note: According to Facebook's Messenger Platform policy , you have 7 days to reply to new messages. If you try to reply after 7 days have passed, your message will not send and you'll see a Message failed to send error. Troubleshooting Facebook and Wix Inbox connection issues If you are experiencing issues connecting Facebook to Wix Inbox, try the steps below: Step 1 | Check you're connecting the correct page Verify that you're connecting the correct page. If you're using Facebook Business, check your Facebook Business Manager to make sure you're connecting the correct account. Step 2 | Clear your cookies If you previously connected a Facebook account, you may need to clear Wix cookies from your browser before connecting it again. Step 3 | Disconnect and reconnect your Facebook page Disconnect your Facebook page: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings drop-down at the top right. Click Communication Channels . Disconnect your Facebook page from your Wix Inbox. Go to Facebook and log out of your account. Reconnect your Facebook page: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings drop-down at the top right. Click Communication Channels . Click Connect Page next to Facebook Page . Still need help? What information should I include if I need to reach out for assistance? For us to best assist you, it helps to have the following information ready: The name or URL of your Wix site The name and version of the web browser you're using The name and version of your computer's operating system A screenshot of your console view (see below for steps) How do I take a screenshot of my console view? Open an incognito window in Google Chrome (Ctrl + Shift + N). Sign in to Wix and open your editor. Go to the area where you noticed the issue and try to repeat the steps. Press Ctrl + Shift + J (PC) or Cmd + Option + J (Mac) to open the Console. Tip: If the shortcut doesn’t work, right-click the page and select Inspect . Click the Console tab at the top, then press F5 to refresh the page. Take a screenshot of this tab. Looking for more Wix Inbox integrations? You can connect additional channels such as Instagram and WhatsApp. 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 Using the Wix mobile apps Mobile apps for your customers Wix Mobile Apps: An Overview of Spaces by Wix The Spaces by Wix app is designed to keep your members connected and engaged with your site, no matter where they are. It allows your members to interact with your online store, book services, stay updated on events, and engage with blog content, all from their mobile devices. This app can help create a sense of community and ensure your members always have access to the latest updates and offerings from your site. Your members can download the Spaces app right to their phone using these links: iPhone Android Easy access to your online store Your members can explore and purchase products from your online store right from their mobile devices. The Spaces app makes it simple for them to browse categories, view product details, and complete purchases. This convenience can help increase your sales and customer satisfaction. Stay updated with upcoming events Members can keep track of all their upcoming events through the Spaces app. Whether you host webinars, workshops, or in-person events, your members will receive timely notifications and updates, ensuring they never miss an important date. Book your services on the go If you offer services, the Spaces app makes it easy for your members to book appointments directly from their phones. This seamless booking process can enhance customer satisfaction and streamline your service management. If they need to, your members can easily reschedule their bookings in just a few taps. Engage with blog posts The app allows your members to read, share, and interact with your blog posts. This engagement can help foster a sense of community and keep your audience informed and entertained with your latest content. Invite and grow your community Members can invite others to join your site, and chat with other members, helping to grow your online community. This feature encourages a more interactive and connected group of individuals with shared interests, enhancing the overall experience for your members. You can create groups and forums to engage your members and keep them coming back for more, as well as post important updates that they can view via push notifications on their mobile. Free and accessible The Spaces app is free for your members to use and download from the relevant app stores. You or your members do not need a plan to access it. This makes it easy for anyone to join your site on Spaces and engage with it without paying a thing. 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 Music Apps: Adding and Setting Up Spotify Spotify is a great way to bring music to your site. With the Spotify app, you can add any song, album, or playlist you like straight from Spotify. When people visit your site, they’ll see a Spotify player that plays a 30-second preview of the track. If someone wants to hear the full song, they just need to log in to their Spotify account. Step 1 | Add the Spotify app Adding the Spotify app is a great way to showcase your audio to your visitors. You can add a Spotify player anywhere on your site. To add the Spotify app: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Spotify app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Search for the Spotify app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Spotify app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Select the relevant site and click Continue . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Step 2 | Search for music from Spotify Add specific artists, songs, albums or playlists that you want to play on your site from Spotify. You can either add music manually, or, if you know the URI code (Uniform Resource Identifier code) for the music, you can add this code directly. To add music from Spotify: Click the Spotify player in your editor. Click Spotify Connector . Click the Widget Option drop-down and choose whether you want to display an artist, track, album, podcast or playlist. Click Spotify next to Go to Spotify . Enter the name of the artist, track, album, or playlist in the search bar. Choose the relevant item. Click the '...' icon, hover over Share and click Copy link . Go back to the Spotify Connector panel and paste the link under Spotify URL . Click Connect . 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 Stores: Setting Up Dropshipping with Printful Tip: You can now create Printful dropshipping for print on demand products right in the Wix dashboard. Learn how to create POD products in Wix . After you connect your store to Printful, you can start creating products to sell in your Wix store. Printful is a print on demand service. This means that you can add products to your store with no subscription fees, no minimums, and no need to purchase inventory. You only pay when a customer places an order. Step 1 | Add the Printful app Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review the permissions and click Add to Site . Select an option: Create a new account Connect an existing account Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Click App Market . Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review the permissions and click Add to Site . Select an option: Create a new account Connect an existing account Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Apps category. Click Wix App Market at the bottom left. Search for the Printful app, then select the app. Click Add to Site . Select an option: Create a new account Connect an existing account Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address. Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review the permissions and click Add to Site . Select an option: Create a new account Connect an existing account Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address. Step 2 | Connect your store and start creating products Log in to Printful and select the Stores tabs in the Printful dashboard. If not already connected, click Add next to your Wix store. You're now ready to create your first product and set pricing. Watch Tutorial Watch tutorials: Learn how to: Add products Create product templates Step 3 | Set up shipping Printful ships worldwide . Make sure you set up shipping in your Wix dashboard, and take into consideration Printful shipping costs. You can charge for shipping separately or you might want to increase the product price so that it covers the shipping cost and then offer free shipping - the choice is yours. If you prefer to charge different shipping rates for your Printful products than for other products, you can set that up using delivery profiles . Read Printful's recommendations on how to configure shipping for Wix Stores Learn most about Printful's worldwide delivery times Step 4 | Add a billing method in Printful After a customer pays for a purchase of a Printful product, (or when you mark an order as "Paid"), the next step is to pay Printful so they can fulfill the order. You can handle payments to Printful in a number of ways. Automatically charging your billing method for each order You can save one or more credit cards and/or PayPal as billing methods. Each order that comes in is automatically billed. The advantage of this method is that it happens automatically, without you having to take any action after setup. The disadvantage is that you may prefer not to have each order billed separately in your billing method, if you have a high volume of orders. To set up automatic payment, add a billing method in the Printful dashboard. Learn more about the Printful Wallet Manually depositing to your Printful wallet If you prefer not to have your billing method charged for each order that comes in, you can manually deposit funds into the wallet. Printful then withdraws funds from the wallet for each order. As you make more sales and the funds draw down, you will eventually need to deposit funds into the wallet. To get started, add the first sum to your wallet. Automatic deposits to your Printful wallet After manually depositing to your Printful Wallet and saving your billing method for future orders, you can make sure your wallet doesn't run out of funds by setting up auto recharge. You set how much you want to add to your wallet (e.g. $200). When an order comes in that can't be paid with the money left in the wallet, the amount you set is charged (in this case $200). This method has the advantage of being automatic so each order is paid for as soon as it comes it, but without charging each order separately. Learn more about the Printful's auto-recharge FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Printful. How do I fulfill print on demand products? As soon as you pay the supplier, they deliver print on demand products directly to your customers. May sure you set up a way to pay suppliers. Learn more about paying for and fulfilling Printful products . Can I order a sample product? Yes. After you finish designing your product, you can place a sample order to see how it came out. Go to the Printful dashboard to get started. Learn how to order a sample product from Printful . What are the recommended image sizes and file types? You can upload images in PNG or JPEG formats. The recommended images size is 300 dpi or higher. Can I sell a POD product as is - without adding my design? No, you have to add a personal design to each product. What is Printful's return policy for POD orders? You have 30 days to submit claims for returns. Learn more about Printful's return policy . 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 Building your community Wix Blog: Adding a Login Bar to Your Blog A login bar allows visitors to sign in to your site, enhancing their experience and engagement with your blog. When visitors log in, they can follow, comment on posts, and join your blog community, making your site more interactive and lively. For example, imagine a cooking blog where readers can share their thoughts and tips in the comments, follow their favorite recipes, and connect with fellow food enthusiasts. This not only builds a sense of community but also encourages repeat visits. Additionally, if you or other writers want to write a blog post directly from your live site, you need to log in via the login bar. You can add a login bar either by adding a Members Area to your site, or by adding a standalone login bar. Adding a Members Area that comes with a login bar When you add the Wix Members Area to your site, visitors can log in and gain access to all members pages, including special pages for Wix Blog, Wix Stores, and Wix Bookings. Adding the Members Area also adds a page to your site where blog members can view, follow, and access each other's profile. If you want the Members Area, but without this page, you can hide it . To add a Members Area to your site: Wix Editor Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Enter "Members Area" or "Wix Members Area" in the search bar. Select the Wix Members Area app. Click Add to Site . Studio Editor Click App Market on the left side of the Studio Editor. Click App Market . Enter "Members Area" or "Wix Members Area" in the search bar. Select the Wix Members Area app. Click Add to Site . Adding a blog login bar In addition - or instead of - the Members Area login bar, you can add a standalone blog login bar which appears next to your blog menu. Like the Members Area login bar, it grants visitors access to all members-only pages and blog pages, but not to special pages for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, etc. In addition, it doesn't add a separate members page to your site. To add a blog login bar: Wix Editor Click your blog feed in the editor Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Click Blog Menu . Enable the Login from blog menu toggle. Tip: To edit the login button design, click the blog in the Editor, click Settings , and in the Design tab, select Blog Menu Studio Editor Click your blog feed in the editor. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Click Blog Menu . Enable the Login from blog menu toggle. Tip: To edit the login button design, click the blog in the Editor, click Settings , and in the Design tab, select Blog Menu Customizing your login settings You can customize your login settings to display sign up/log in first, allow social logins from Google or Facebook, and display links to your terms of use. To customize your login settings: Wix Editor Click Pages  on the left side of the editor. Click Signup & Login . Click Member Signup Form (Default) . Go through the tabs one by one to set up the signup form: General tab Choose which option appears first in the signup window: New member signup: The signup option is displayed first. Existing member login: The login option is displayed first. Click Additional Signup & Login Settings to manage who can become a member . Social & Community tab Choose whether or not to allow new members to sign up using their Google or Facebook credentials. If you have a social app (e.g. Wix Blog, Wix Forum) installed on your site, there are additional settings to decide on: Signup privacy footnote customization : Footnote only: Members are informed that they are signing up with a public profile; They can't choose to make it private. Checkbox: Members can choose the privacy level of their profile. Sign up to this site with a public profile: Choose whether or not a member's profile is public by default. Policies tab Decide if you want to include links to your site's terms of use and privacy policy. After enabling either one of the toggles, click the Link icon to set it up. Studio Editor Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Hover over Signup (Default) and click the More Actions icon . Click Settings . Go through the tabs one by one to set up the signup form: General tab Choose which option appears first in the signup window: New member signup: The signup option is displayed first. Existing member login: The login option is displayed first. Click Additional Signup & Login Settings to manage who can become a member . Social & Community tab Choose whether or not to allow new members to sign up using their Google or Facebook credentials. If you have a social app (e.g. Wix Blog, Wix Forum) installed on this site, there are additional settings to decide on: Signup privacy footnote customization : Footnote only: Members are informed that they are signing up with a public profile. However, they can make their profile private later on, from their Account Settings tab. Checkbox: Members choose the privacy level of their profile as they're signing up. Sign up to this site with a public profile: Choose whether or not a member's profile is public by default. Policies tab Decide if you want to include links to your site's terms of use and privacy policy. After enabling either one of the toggles, click the Link icon to set it up. 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 Stores: About Wix Stores Wix Stores gives you all the tools you need to create a sleek, professional online store and grow your eCommerce business. Sell your own physical or digital products or expand your offerings by adding dropshipping items. You can display products in stunning galleries, accept secure checkout, and sell on multiple sales channels. To get started, browse through our designer templates; many come with Wix Stores already installed. If not, you can easily add Wix Stores to any of them - they're fully customizable. Check out our ecommerce website templates . Create your store products Build your online store by adding products. Sell physical or digital products and add up to 15 images, GIFs, or videos so customers see what you offer. You can even create your own store gift cards. Expand your product list with dropshipping Dropshipping is a great way to build your product selection without having to create, manufacture, store, and ship those products yourself. To get started, connect to a dropshipping or print-on-demand service and select the products you want to add to your store. When a customer buys a product, the dropshipper ships the product directly to the customer. Learn more Dropshipping options include: Modalyst Spocket Printful Printify Customize your storefront Set up your online store just the way you want using the countless design and customization options. Here's just some of what you can do: Product display customizations Select the Category Page, or a gallery, and then customize it. You can add: "Quick View" Product option selection Product filters Sorting options Pagination or infinite scroll Product page customizations Display as much or as few details as you like, or add any of the following: Related products gallery "Buy Now" button Product info tables Display a price per unit Personal customer member pages Encourage repeat purchases by letting customers save their personal information. You can offer customers any of the following: Wishlist My Orders page My Addresses page My Wallet page Tip: Your store is fully optimized to look great on mobile. Provide customer incentives Keep your customers engaged by offering them incentives. Options include: Wix Loyalty Program Wix Gift Cards Wix Reviews App Discounts and Coupons Get ready to start selling Set your store up behind the scenes so you can go live. Secure online payment Offer your customers secure online checkout. Wix pre-selects the optimal payment providers (e.g. credit / debit cards, PayPal, Wix Payments, etc.) for your region. Choose the ones that work best for your store. Shipping, local delivery, and pickup Select which regions you ship to, then set shipping rates for each. Choose the best way to calculate shipping for each region: Free Shipping Flat Rate Rate by Weight Rate by Price Rate by Quantity Real-time shipping in the US or Brazil Local Delivery Store pickup Delivery to pickup points You can offer shoppers in a region one shipping option or a variety (e.g. Standard Shipping, Express Shipping). Tax Simplify tax collection by using Avalara automated tax. Avalara calculates tax based on up-to-date tax rules. When tax rates change in regions where you collect, they're updated automatically in your store. Learn more about automatic tax collection with Avalara . Take and manage online orders Manage your orders and track inventory. Add tracking numbers to orders you fulfill, print packing slips, and cancel and refund orders, if needed. Sell in multiple sales channels Expand your market: Start selling products on social media and other sales channels. Sell on popular sales channels, including: Google YouTube eBay Facebook Amazon Find out about new features Wix Stores adds new, advanced features all the time. To keep up-to-date, we invite you to visit our store features article from time to time. Find out more about Wix Stores: Build a dropshipping website . Set up a point of sale at your brick and mortar store. 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