< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Portfolio: SEO for Your Portfolio Wix adds SEO settings to your site so search engines and social networks can index and display your portfolio in search results. Adding alt text and a description to your portfolio images, as well as working with your site's SEO Settings for your portfolio can help it rank higher in search engine results and drive traffic to your site. Adding alt text and descriptions to project images Alt text is a type of descriptive text you can add to images. Add alt text to your project images manually or with the help of AI so that search engine bots can read it to understand what the images are about. You can also add a description to your images , which allows you to add more context to them. It can also help your portfolio's SEO. Make sure your alt text and description describe the image accurately while integrating your site’s keywords. Editing the SEO settings for your portfolio Use your site's SEO Settings to apply the same SEO logic to all of your project and collections pages at the same time. This allows you to create an SEO strategy for all of your portfolio pages much more quickly. To edit the SEO settings for your portfolio: Go to your SEO Dashboard . Select Go to SEO Settings under Tools and settings . Click Portfolio Projects or Portfolio Collections to customize the SEO settings of your project or collections pages. Customize Your SEO Settings . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about SEO for your portfolio. What happens if I don't add alt text to my project items? If you don't add alt text to a project item, the alt text is automatically taken from the Title field. If your project item does not have a title, the alt text is automatically taken from the Description field. Can I change the URL of an individual image? The URLs of individual images in project pages are generated automatically. It is not possible to change them. Can I customize the URL of my portfolio page? Yes, you can customize the url slug for each project. This is the final section of a projects URL. Currently it is not possible to customize any other sections of the portfolio page URLs. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Enterprise Solution Enterprise Solution: Managing Your Team Effective team management makes it easy to collaborate across multiple sites. Add people to your Wix Studio for enterprise dashboard and assign them different roles, permissions and access levels. As an account owner, you can choose which sites and site folders each of your teammates can access. When teammates log in to their enterprise account, they'll only see sites in which you've granted them access to. Adding teammates Invite people to join your team and assign them a role. Once a teammate accepts your invitation, they create an account to join your team. Tell me more about roles The following roles are available: General Roles: Account Admin (Co-Owner): Can access the entire account, including billing, domains, and inviting people, but cannot close the account. Website Manager: Can manage and edit sites, including settings, apps, and collaborators, but cannot edit payment info, delete or duplicate sites. Website Designer: Can edit sites, manage settings and apps, but cannot access Inbox, contacts and other sensitive info. Back Office Manager: Can access the Dashboard to manage site settings and apps but cannot edit the site. CMS (Content Management System) Roles: Content Collection Manager: Can add and modify content for all collections, but cannot edit other areas of your site. Billing Roles: Billing Manager: Can make purchases, manage subscriptions, add payment methods and connect domains. Domain Manager: Can connect and manage domains but cannot make purchases. Marketing and Customer Management Roles: Marketing Manager: Can manage all marketing tools, contacts, automations, and view site analytics. Customer Relations Manager: Can manage contacts, forms, tasks, workflows, automations, and communicate via inbox but cannot export contacts. Blog Roles: Blog Editor: Can fully manage the blog but not other areas of your account. Blog Writer: Can write blog posts but cannot create or manage categories. Guest Writer: Can write posts but cannot publish them. Posts have to be approved and published by a Blog Editor or site owner. Payments Roles: Payments Manager: Can view and manage customer payments, but cannot purchase domains or subscriptions. Note: When signing up for a new account, your teammates must use an email that isn't currently used to log in to a Wix account. To invite people to your team: Go to Team in your enterprise dashboard. Click + Invite Teammates at the top right. Enter the email address(es) of your teammate(s). Note: To add multiple invitees, enter each email separated by a comma ( , ). Select the role(s) you'd like to assign to your teammate(s): Note: Click Create Custom Role at the bottom of the list to create a custom role . Choose which sites and folders they can access: All sites and folders: The team member has unlimited access to your sites and folders in your Wix Studio for enterprise dashboard. Specific sites or folders: Select the checkboxes next to the relevant sites and folders you want to grant access to and click Select . Click Send Invites . Tip: You can resend an invite by clicking the More Actions icon next to a teammate and then Resend Invite . Managing your teammates' roles Your teammates have different permissions based on their roles. Assign teammates to the roles you want them to be able to perform on some or all of the sites in your account. Important: Only account owners and account admin (co-owners) can edit your teammates' roles. To change a teammate's role: Go to Team in your enterprise dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant teammate and select Change Role . Select the role(s) you'd like to assign to your teammate. Choose which sites and folders they can access: All sites and folders: The team member has unlimited access to your sites and folders in your Wix Studio for enterprise dashboard. Specific sites or folders: Select the checkboxes next to the relevant sites and folders you want to grant access to and click Select . (Optional) Click + Add another role on different sites to customize a teammate's access to a different site and repeat the steps above. Click Save . Creating custom roles for your team Create custom roles to define exactly which actions your teammates can perform. Unlike default roles, custom roles allow you to fine-tune the list of actions teammates can perform for each role. You can also choose specific actions a teammate can perform within the enterprise dashboard. To create a custom role: Go to Team in your enterprise dashboard. Click the More Actions drop-down at the top right and select Manage Roles . Click + Create New Role . Enter details for your custom role: Role Title: Enter a title for the role. Description: Add a description that outlines the new role. Click the relevant categories under Permissions and select the actions people with this role can perform. Tip: Scroll to Enterprise Dashboard to choose which actions this role can perform within the Enterprise dashboard. Click Save . Editing your team profile You can always edit your team's name and logo. Clients see your team's name and logo on their invoices, as well as emails they receive from your team. To edit your team profile: Go to Team in your enterprise dashboard. Click the More Actions drop-down at the top right and select Edit Team Profile . Edit your profile: Team Name: Enter your team's name. Team Logo: Click + Upload Image to upload your logo. Note: If you've already uploaded a logo, click the Replace icon to choose a new logo. Click Save to apply your changes. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the enterprise solution. How do I remove a teammate? You can remove a teammate from your account at any time. Once removed, they won't be able to access the sites in the account anymore. To remove a teammate: Go to Team in your enterprise dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the teammate you'd like to remove and select Remove from Team . Click Remove . Are there specific roles or permissions for enterprise users? You can create a custom role with permissions to perform specific actions in the enterprise dashboard. The following permissions are available for the enterprise dashboard: Manage Custom Apps: Can create and manage custom apps in the App Dashboard. Manage Custom Templates: Can create and manage custom templates. Manage Account Media: Can view and upload account level media and notify site owners. Manage Routes: Can create and manage routes. Access account level analytics: Access analytics data for all sites under the account. Manage SSO: Can set up and test SSO. 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< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Limits & Recommended Guidelines To ensure that the Wix Stores platform remains stable and that your online store is usable and fast, Wix has set some limitations. Wix Stores platform limits: Products : You can upload up to 50,000 products from the Wix Stores Dashboard manually or by CSV import. Product Options per Product : Each product can have up to 6 product options (e.g. color, size, material). Choices per Product Option : Each product option (e.g. size) can have up to 100 option choices (e.g. Green, Blue) Product Variants : You can create up to 1,000 variants per product. What happens if you exceed any of these limits? When you approach or exceed a limit, you'll first receive a notification in the Wix Stores Dashboard. When you exceed one of these limits, you’ll receive an error message. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ 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: Adding Bookings Widgets on the Wix Member Apps Include widgets on your Wix Member Apps to show your content and what you offer. To help manage your schedule, you can add upcoming bookings, agenda, services, and upcoming sessions widgets to your app. Once you've added these elements, choose where to display them, and manage, edit, or remove them for a personalized experience. Place the elements where members can clearly see and interact with them. Displaying your Bookings widgets Select the Booking widgets you want to include on your member apps and customize them to your liking. Rename widgets, select which screens in your member apps to display them on, choose which devices are able to see these elements, and more. To display your Bookings widgets: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Note: If you haven't chosen your preferred mobile app for members (e.g. Fit by Wix, Spaces by Wix), tap the More Actions icon at the top and select Manage app settings . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and choose the screen in which you want to place the widget. Tap + Add Element . Tap Bookings at the top. Tap the element you want to add: Upcoming bookings Remind clients of their upcoming bookings, allow them to easily book a new appointment and see their booking history. Edit the following details: Element title: Enable the Element title toggle to show a title at the top of the element. Then enter the text you want to use. Show avatar preview: Enable the Show avatar preview toggle to show avatars of participants who have booked the sessions already. Empty state text: Add a message for clients who have no upcoming sessions booked. Online sessions: Choose a layout for virtual sessions: With image or Text only . Booking history: Enable the Booking history toggle to show previously booked classes and appointments so members can quickly book again. Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show these elements: All , Android , or iOS . Tap Add at the top right. Agenda (Weekly timetable) Add a weekly timetable and make it easier for your clients to find and book the right service. Edit the following details: Element title: Enable the Element title toggle to show a title at the top of the element. Then enter the text you want to use. Element visibility: Choose which devices you want to show these elements: Android devices, iOS, or All. Tap Add at the top right. Services A list of all your services where your clients can book services straight from the screen. Clients can also filter services by location. Edit the following details: Element title: Enable the Element title toggle to show a title at the top of the element. Then enter the text you want to use. Element visibility: Choose which devices you want to show these elements: Android devices, iOS, or All. Tap Add at the top right. Upcoming sessions A preview of upcoming sessions . Edit the following details: Element title: Enable the Element title toggle to show a title at the top of the element. Then enter the text you want to use. Element visibility: Choose which devices you want to show these elements: Android devices, iOS, or All. Tap Add at the top right. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I move widgets from one screen to another? Yes. Once you add a widget, you can move it to another screen. Here's how: Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Customize element . Tap the Choose screen dropdown under Location and select which screen you want the element to appear on. Tap Save at the top right. How do I customize an existing widget? To customize an existing widget: Tap Manage at the bottom of your screen. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of an existing element. Tap Customize element . Edit the element and tap Save at the top right. Can I delete a widget? Yes. Once you delete a widget, you are still able to add the same element again, but any customizations made will need to be reapplied. Go to your site in the Wix App. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Delete element . Tap Delete element to confirm. How do I add the same widget to two different screens? You can duplicate a widget, then move the duplicate widget to another screen. To add the same widget to two screens: Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Duplicate . Tap Edit icon at the top right of the duplicated element. Tap Customize element . Tap the Choose screen dropdown under Location and select which screen you want the element to appear on. Tap Save at the top right. How can I change the order of my widgets? You can move your widgets up or down in the screen to organize them. To reorder your widgets: Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap the relevant option: Move up or Move down . Can clients filter what they see on widgets? Yes. In their Member App (Fit by Wix or the Spaces App), on the Agenda page or the Weekly Timetable, clients can click Filters to view sessions by location, service or staff member. 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< Back Promoting your site Sending email marketing campaigns Email Marketing: Customizing the Backgrounds of Your Campaigns Customize both the outer and inner backgrounds of your email campaign to make your campaign stand out the way you want it to. Customizing the outer background Personalize the outer background of your email campaign by choosing a color, pattern, or uploading an image. The recommended image size is 1920 X 1080 pixels, but the background width is limited to 720 pixels when viewed as an email. We suggest using decorative images for the background. If a subscriber clicks to view the full email, they will see the complete background. To edit the outer background: Go to Email Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to an existing campaign or create a new one . Click Background on the left. Choose whether to show background colors or patterns and images in the outer background: Background colors: Select the relevant color or click the Pick Color icon to choose a custom color. Patterns and images: Select the relevant pattern / image or click the Add icon to choose another pattern or image. Then click the Settings icon to choose the color behind the image or to have the image repeat itself across the background. Customizing the inner background Customize the background of the middle portion of your email campaign, which is 700 pixels wide. To edit the inner background: Go to Email Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to an existing campaign or create a new one . Click Background on the left. Click Customize Inner Background at the bottom. Click the Show background color toggle to choose a color for the inner background or make it transparent: Enabled: Choose the color you want to appear behind the content in the inner portion of your campaign. Disabled: The inner portion behind your campaign's content is transparent. This causes your content to appear on top of the outer background. Drag the Border width slider to adjust the width of the inner background border. Then click the Border color to adjust its color. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Online Programs: Managing a Quiz Use multiple-choice, open-ended, and other question types to test what participants learned or gather their feedback. This helps you understand your audience better and improve your content. For example, if you run an online cooking class, you can create a quiz to see if participants remember key recipes or use it as a survey to gather their opinions on the class. Before you begin: Make sure you've added a quiz to your program . Managing your quiz questions After you create your quiz or survey, you can go back at any time and make changes to the questions and answers. You can also delete questions and answers that you no longer need. Dashboard Go to Online Programs in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant program. Scroll down to the Content / Schedule section. Choose what you want to do next: Change the quiz's basic info Hover over the relevant quiz and click Edit . Choose what you want to do next: Edit the name of your quiz. Select a different section or date for your quiz. Click Save . Change the quiz's passing grade Hover over the relevant quiz and click Edit . Choose what you want to do next: Select or deselect the checkbox next to Require a passing grade . Edit the required percentage for passing the quiz. Click Save . Manage your quiz questions Hover over the relevant quiz and click Edit . Click Edit next to the Edit questions section. Choose what you want to do next: Edit an existing question: Click the relevant question, then click Settings and make changes to the question. Edit a layout element: Click the relevant layout element, then click Edit text . Remove a question or layout element: Click the relevant question or layout element, then click the Delete icon . Duplicate a question: Click the relevant question, then click the Duplicate icon . Add a new question or layout element: Click the Add icon in the sidebar and select the relevant question or element. Reorder questions or layout elements: Click the relevant question or layout element, then click and hold the Drag icon to reorder the content. Click Save . Duplicate the quiz Hover over the relevant quiz and click the More Actions icon . Select Duplicate . (Optional) Edit your quiz. Delete the quiz Hover over the relevant quiz and click the More Actions icon . Select Delete . Click Delete again to confirm. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Online Programs . Tap the relevant program. Tap Content or Schedule . Tap the section or day that includes the quiz you want to manage. Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant quiz. Choose what you want to do next: Duplicate: Create a copy of the quiz. Edit: Modify the quiz: Rename your quiz: Enter a new name for your quiz. Tap Save . Change your quiz's passing grade: Tap Grading . Tap the toggle next to Grading . Edit the required percentage for passing the quiz. Tap Done . Select a different section or date for your quiz: Tap Section or Date. Tap the section or date you want to move the quiz to. Update your questions: Tap the Edit icon next to the questions. Tap the relevant question. Choose what you want to do next: Edit the question: Tap the Edit icon next to the questions. Edit your question. Tap Done . Move the question: Tap the More Actions icon next to the question. Tap Move up or Move down . Tap Save . Delete the question: Tap the More Actions icon next to the question. Tap Delete at the bottom of the screen. Tap Save . Tap Delete to permanently remove the quiz. Tap Save . Viewing participants' quiz results Want to see how your participants are doing in your online programs? You can check out their quiz answers. It's a great way to track their progress and give them feedback. You can see individual answers or get an overview of how everyone did on the quiz. Dashboard Go to Online Programs in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant program. Choose what you want to do next: View and export quiz results for all participants Need to track your participants' quiz results in a spreadsheet? You can view and export all the quiz data into a CSV file. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant quiz. Click View Results . Click the Export icon . Select All or Filtered under Which items do you want to export? . Click Export . View a participant's quiz result Scroll down to the Participants section. Click Manage in the Participants section. Hover over the relevant participant and click View Steps . Click the All steps drop-down and select Quiz . Decide what you want to do next: Click the drop-down next to the relevant step to view participant answers. Click Message to write to your participants directly. You can send them a motivational note for answering a question correctly or encourage them to complete the program. Click View Results to open the quiz answers submission table. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Online Programs . Tap the relevant program. Tap See All next to Participants . Tap the relevant participant. Tap View Results next to the relevant quiz. (Optional) Tap Message Participant to write to your participant directly. You can send them a motivational note for answering a question correctly or encourage them to complete the program. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I receive an automated notification when a participant completes a quiz? Yes. You can use Wix Automations to receive an automated notification when a participant completes a quiz. Choose the trigger: Participant Completes a Step and select the relevant program and quiz. Then select the action: Send an Email . This will send you an email notifying you that a participant has completed the quiz. Can I use a quiz as a survey? Yes, you can use a quiz as a survey by not setting correct responses. This way, the questions become the answers participants choose from, allowing you to collect their feedback. Is it possible to make a quiz optional? Yes, you can make a quiz optional by not requiring a passing grade. This allows participants to complete the quiz without needing to meet a specific score. Can I edit or remove questions and answers after creating a quiz? Yes, you can manage your quiz by editing or removing questions and answers at any time. This flexibility helps you keep your quiz up-to-date and relevant for your participants. How does the quiz answer submission table work? You can sort the table by Submission time to reorder it. For more advanced filtering, export it as a CSV file and edit the data in a spreadsheet app like Excel or Google Sheets. If you remove a question, any submitted answers for that question will remain visible, but the question label will no longer appear. Each participant is limited to a single submission. If they retake the quiz, their previous answers will be overwritten by their new results, as we only track the most recent attempt to avoid storing unnecessary data. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Search Engine Optimization (SEO) refers to making your website more readable to search engines so they can better index your site. Adjust your site's SEO to improve its visibility in search engine results. SEO requires some work, but the more you optimize, the better search engines can understand what your site is about and match you with better traffic. Wix provides you with all of the tools to help you optimize your site content for SEO. The Wix SEO Setup Checklist, Accessibility, and Google Search Console are available to help you reach the largest audience possible while keeping all your content optimized for search engines. Get found on Google Wix sites are designed to be search engine friendly, ensuring your content can be crawled and indexed by search engines like Google and Bing. This applies to all Wix sites, whether or not they are upgraded to a Premium plan. In addition to being open to search engines, Wix sites are also accessible to AI engines and bots (e.g., Googlebot, Bingbot, and others). Site owners have full control over how bots interact with their site, using tools like the robots.txt file or by adjusting their site’s SEO Settings . Learn more about enabling search engines to index your site . Boost your online presence with the SEO Setup Checklist The Wix SEO Setup Checklist is a step-by-step plan designed to help you improve your site's SEO. It will help you set up the basics as well as show you how to boost your online presence by outlining weak points and providing helpful tips for improvement. Learn more about improving your online presence with the Wix SEO Setup Checklist . Make your site accessible One of the best ways to rank higher on Google is to make your site accessible. Accessibility not only helps people with disabilities, but gives Google tons of great information for indexing. Learn more about using the accessibility wizard . Give detailed information to Google Structured data markup is a standardized format for giving search engines detailed information about your page. Adding markup to your site's page can help improve your website's search results and ranking. Search engines can also use markup to create rich results like article previews, product previews, and FAQs for your site's search results. Learn more about adding structured data markup to your site's pages or in your SEO Settings . Fine-tune your site's SEO Settings Wix's SEO Settings allow you to optimize multiple pages at once with a single template. This is an easy way to get a large site optimized. You can also fine-tune SEO settings of individual pages after customizing an SEO Setting for multiple pages. Learn more about customizing your SEO Settings . Track performance with Google Search Console Track performance and see your keyword rankings with Google Search Console . You can sign in for free and see all the pages on your site that are gaining traffic, and check impressions to see how many people view and click on your site from Google searches. Learn more about verifying your site with Google Search Console . Verify your site's SEO with confidence Third-party SEO tools and crawlers can sometimes struggle to fully read a Wix page's source code, which may lead to inaccurate reports (for example, flagging meta tags or H1 tags as missing when they're actually present). For the most reliable results, rely on official tools like Google Search Console rather than external checkers. Learn more about viewing your page's source code the way search engines do . Gain valuable insight with Google Analytics Find which pages on your site get you traffic, and which sites send you traffic. You can view your site's bounce rate, timeline and more with Wix's Google Analytics integration. Learn more about using Google Analytics with your site . Want to learn more? You can read about Wix's great SEO features and how to use them in the Complete Wix SEO Guide . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ 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 Fit by Wix The Fit by Wix app is a free tool that helps your members stay engaged and updated with your site on the go. Your clients can use the Fit by Wix app to interact with your fitness business from anywhere. They can view your schedule, book services, connect with you and other members, participate in online programs, and purchase your branded products. Important: The Fit by Wix app is for your clients to interact with your business. You (the site owner) can manage and customize all aspects of the Fit by Wix app using the Wix app . Wix member apps, like Fit by Wix, are free to use and download from the relevant app stores. You do not need a Premium plan to access them. Tell your clients how to download the Fit by Wix app: Search for Fit by Wix in the App Store or Google Play, or use the links below: iOS App download link Android App download link Customize your site to suit your business From the Wix app , you can customize how your site and business appears on the Fit by Wix app. Customize every screen on the app including re-ordering and renaming the site tabs, adding new elements to the pages, and more. Learn how to customize your site on the Fit by Wix app . Improve customer loyalty with pricing plans The Fit by Wix app lets you offer different pricing plans and membership options to suit your members' needs and budgets. Create your plans from your Wix app. Learn how to create pricing plans using the Wix app . Increase engagement by offering online programs Improve engagement with and among your members by offering online programs. Challenge your clients by creating programs such as: Running a 10k within a month Daily meditation goals Strength and conditioning challenges Learn how to create online programs using the Wix app . Build your brand by selling merchandise Provide your clients with the gear they need to train at their best. From foam rollers to yoga mats to weight belts, you can create an online store on the Fit by Wix app to sell your products to your members. Learn more about selling products on your Wix Member apps . Tip: Create branded merchandise with your logo to let your products promote your business while giving your clients a sense of community. If you don't have a logo, you can create one using the Wix Logo Maker . Create an online community with groups With Fit by Wix, you can create groups just for your members. Your members can invite friends, create posts, share photos and more. They are a great way to get your clients interacting with each other, asking questions and sharing content. A few examples of community groups are: A Healthy Eater's group with recipes, pictures and advice on nutrition. A New Momma's group for members to share tips and arrange playdates. A Feedback and Questions group for members to interact with you and each other. Learn more about creating and managing groups in the Wix app . Start conversations using blog posts Using the Fit by Wix app, you can engage with your members by featuring interesting and useful blog content. Share advice on training, technique, nutrition, mindfulness - whatever area you want to cover, you can include it in your blog posts. Learn more about creating blog posts from the Wix app . Keep members engaged with a performance tracker Add the performance tracker to your site on Fit by Wix to help your members track their weekly progress each time they log in. This daily activity tracker lets your members view how many steps they take, or calories they burn each day. Learn more about setting up the performance tracker and syncing daily activity trackers in Fit by Wix . Want to grow your fitness business online? Start by creating a professional site with our fitness website builder . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Sell Subscriptions with the Wix Pricing Plans App Important: This article is about the Wix Pricing Plans app you can add to your site to sell subscriptions to your customers. If you're looking for info on upgrading your site, view our articles about choosing a Wix Premium or Wix Studio plan. Pricing plans is a powerful app that lets you charge for your content and services. It's a great way to grow your business by selling bundles and memberships. You can sell one-time plans, recurring plans, or offer free plans. You decide how long a plan lasts before it expires or renews, and what benefits you offer with the plan. Get started: Go to the Wix App Market and add Wix Pricing Plans to your site. Create plans to suit your business The Wix Pricing Plans app gives you the flexibility to create the types of plans that suit your business. Choose from three types of plans: One-time payment , Recurring Payment , or Free/Trial . Recurring payment: Create a subscription plan with recurring payments and select how often the plan (and payment) recurs: daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. One-time payment: Create a one-time plan that lasts for the time period you choose. Free plans: Offer your clients a free membership plan. Note: To accept online payments, you need to upgrade your site. Learn more about choosing a Wix Premium or Wix Studio plan for your site. Connect your plans to your content and services You can integrate your pricing plans with other Wix apps used on your site. For example, you can create a plan that grants access to members-only pages on your site. Or, create a plan that bundles multiple Wix Bookings services into one package. Integrate the following Wix apps and features with pricing plans: Site Pages: Use your pricing plans to sell access to exclusive content on hidden site pages . Wix Bookings: Sell access to services created in Wix Bookings. You can sell membership plans that last a set amount of time or create a package of services (e.g. 5 manicures at a reduced rate). Wix Events: Offer discounts to membership plan holders when they buy event tickets. Wix Blog: Create exclusive content on your blog and limit access to plan holders . You can limit access to specific blog posts or to your entire blog page. Wix Online Programs: Create an online program , such as a 30-day pushup challenge, and sell access to it through your pricing plans. Wix Video: Create exclusive content in your video channel and limit access to plan holders . Wix File Share: Create a file-sharing library with the File Share app and limit access or permissions to all or part of your library to plan holders. Wix Groups: Create a members-only community where you can share tips and advice and clients can get to know each other better. Ready to combine pricing plans with Wix apps? Go to the Wix App Market to add and set up the apps you want to integrate with pricing plans. Learn more about connecting pricing plans to Wix apps and features . Offer access to external services You can sell plans that are not connected to any Wix services. For example, if you own a meal delivery service you can sell plans that last different lengths of time and with different options. List the benefits that come with each plan so your customers know what's included. Promote your plans to new members Offer a free-trial period so clients try before they buy a recurring plan. Alternatively, you can create a reduced-rate trial plan that's available only to first-time plan holders. You can also use coupons and discounts as a way to encourage clients to sign up and buy one of your pricing plans. With coupons, you can offer either a price discount or a percentage discount. What's next: Create your first pricing plan and begin selling membership plans and packages on your site. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Customizing Your Registration Form Page The Registration Form page contains your event's registration form. Visitors enter their details on this page to register for an event. Note that the registration form page for a ticketed event has different fields than one for a non-ticketed event. Visitors reach this page after clicking the RSVP button on your Event Details page (if enabled) or on the main screen of the app (if the Event Details page is disabled). Note: The instructions below show you how to set up the Registration Form page. Click here to learn how to set up the registration form itself. To customize your Registration Form page: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the Event Details & Registration page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Event Pages . Click Event Details & Registration . Click the Event Details element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Pages tab. Click Go to Page next to Registration form page . Select the Registration Form on the page. Click Settings . Click the Design tab to customize the design of the form page: Note: Click Back at the top left of the panel between each of the following steps. Click General and customize the design of the form: Registration form title: Customize the font and change the color of the form title. Text: Customize the font and change the color of the field labels (e.g. First Name, Last Name). Page background opacity & color: Drag the slider to change the opacity and select a color for the page background. Click Event Info and customize the Event Info section (if shown): Event Info Text: Customize the font and change the color of the title text (event name). Text Style: Customize the font of the info text. Background Opacity & Color: Drag the slider to change the opacity and select a color for the background of the Event Info section. Border Opacity & Color: Drag the slider to change the opacity and select a color for the border of the Event Info section. Border Width: Drag the slider to change the width of the border of the Event Info section. Click Button and customize the RSVP button: Choose a Style: Select a preset style for the button. Font Style: Customize the font and select the color of the button text. Background Opacity & Color: Drag the slider to change the opacity and select the color of the button background. Corner Radius: Drag the slider to change the corner radius (the higher the radius, the rounder the corners). Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to the Event Details & Registration page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Event Details & Registration . Click the Event Details element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Pages tab. Click Go to Page next to Registration Form Page . Select the Registration Form on the page Click Settings . Click the Design tab to customize the design of the form page: Note: Click Back at the top left of the panel between each of the following steps. Click General and customize the design of the form: Registration Form Title: Customize the font and change the color of the form title. Labels: Customize the font and change the color of the field labels (e.g. First Name, Last Name). Page Background Opacity & Color: Drag the slider to change the opacity and select a color for the page background. Click Event Info and customize the Event Info section (if shown): Event Info Text: Customize the font and change the color of the title text (event name). Text Style: Customize the font of the info text. Background Opacity & Color: Drag the slider to change the opacity and select a color for the background of the Event Info section. Border Opacity & Color: Drag the slider to change the opacity and select a color for the border of the Event Info section. Border Width: Drag the slider to change the width of the border of the Event Info section. Click Button and customize the RSVP button: Choose a Style: Select a preset style for the button. Font Style: Customize the font and select the color of the button text. Background Opacity & Color: Drag the slider to change the opacity and select the color of the button background. Corner Radius: Drag the slider to change the corner radius (the higher the radius, the rounder the corners). This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Displaying Collection Content on Your Wix Stores Product Page Your Stores Product page has different versions for each of your products that share the same layout. Using the CMS (Content Management System) , you can now customize this page to include additional product details that are saved in a separate CMS collection. You can also hide default Product page contents and instead display them in supported elements for more control over the page layout. This gives you the ability to personalize your Product page and enhance your product listings, creating a richer experience for your customers. First, you create a 'Details' CMS collection that references your Stores Wix app collection . This 'Details' collection is where you'll save the additional info you want to integrate into your Product page. Then, set up datasets on your page, connecting them to your Stores Wix app collection and your 'Details' CMS collection. Finally, connect supported elements, like the Rich Content element, to your 'Details' collection to display the additional information. If necessary, you can hide the default content on your Product page widget and display it elsewhere by linking elements to your Stores Wix app collection. For example, you could hide the Product page's built-in gallery, then add a pro gallery and connect it to your Stores Wix app collection's Media Gallery field type. This gives you more control over customizing your gallery and displaying it anywhere on the page. The same goes for any of the Stores widget elements you'd like more control over. This can be a game-changer for your online business. Imagine being a boutique owner who wants a uniquely tailored Product page that gives customers a more in-depth look at your products. With this process, you can easily add extra details, such as a product's backstory or specific care instructions, right on your customized Product page. Before you begin: Make sure to add the CMS to your site if you haven't already. Enable Wix app collections so you can use Wix Stores with the CMS. Your Stores Wix app collection is read-only and automatically includes all the product details you've set up in Wix Stores. Step 1 | Create a collection that references your Wix app collection If you want your Product page to include details about your products that do not already exist in Wix Stores, you need to create a CMS collection with the additional info. For each item in the collection, you'll also need a reference field that connects to the relevant product in your Stores Wix app collection. Tip: If you don't need to show additional product info, and instead, only want to use existing Wix Stores data in connected page elements on the Product page, skip this step. To create a CMS collection that references your Stores Wix app collection: Create a Multiple item collection where you will keep the additional info you want to integrate into your Product page. Click + Add Item to add items for each product you want to save additional details about. Click + Add Field to add fields for each type of content you want to save (e.g. Rich Content ). Click the relevant cells to add your content to each item. Add a Reference field type and connect it to the Stores Wix app collection: Click Manage Fields then click + Add Field . Select Reference and click Choose Field Type . Tip: Select the Multi-reference field if you want to use an item's content for more than one product. Enter the Field name . (Velo only) If necessary, update the Field ID , which is used in the site's code. You cannot update this ID later. Click the Referenced Collection drop-down and select Products under Stores . (Optional) Enter help text to include a tooltip in your collection next to the field name. Click Save For each item, click the reference field and select the relevant product. You can select multiple products if you added a multi-reference field in the previous step. Step 2 | Set up datasets and connect elements to them Datasets are the tools that link page elements like text, buttons, and images to collection content. They facilitate the connections between the elements and your collection field contents. You'll need to add one or two datasets to the Product page, depending on whether you want to show additional details from your CMS collection or not. The steps in this section show you how to add the following datasets to your Product page: Wix app collection dataset: This reads product info that is stored and managed within your Wix Stores app. Add a URL slug filter to this dataset. You can connect supported elements to the dataset to show content from Wix Stores. Details dataset: This reads the additional content you've stored about your products from your own CMS collection. Add a filter to the dataset that filters your collection's reference or multi-reference field. Connect elements, such as the Rich Content element, to this dataset to display the additional content you've added to your CMS 'Details' collection. Note: You do not need this dataset if you do not need to display additional info from your 'Details' CMS collection, and instead just want to show content from your Stores Wix app collection. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Store Pages and select the Product Page . Add a dataset that connects to your 'Details' CMS collection and filters for your reference or multi-reference field: Note: Skip this step if you do not need to show additional details from a 'Details' CMS collection. Click CMS on the left. Click Add Content Elements . Click Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select your 'Details' collection. Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Click + Add Filter under Filter in the dataset settings. Click the Field drop-down, select your Reference (Products) field or Multi-Reference (Products) field, then click Add Filter . Add a dataset that connects to your Stores Wix app collection: Click Add a Dataset at the bottom of the panel on the right. Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the Products collection under Stores . Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Add a URL slug filter to your Stores/Products dataset: Click the More Actions icon next to your Stores/Products dataset and select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter under Filter . Click the Field drop-down and select Slug (Text) . Leave is selected as the Condition . Under Value source , select URL Slug . Click Add Filter . Add the supported elements that you want to connect. Connect the elements to the relevant fields in the relevant dataset: Details dataset: Connect to the collection fields in this dataset to use content from your 'Details' CMS collection. Stores/Products dataset: Connect to the collection fields in this dataset to use content from your Stores Wix app collection. Tip: You can add a button or image, then connect its click action to the Add to cart dataset action to create your own 'Add to Cart' button. Similarly, connect to the Open quick view action to create a button that opens the 'Quick View' window . (Optional) Hide default details from your Product Page widget: Click the Product Page element and select Settings . Note: If you don't see Settings , you're using the new Wix Stores Product Page . Select the Elements icon instead and uncheck the boxes next to each widget element you want to hide. Then skip ahead to step 9. Click the Settings tab. Uncheck the checkboxes next to each detail you want to hide from the Product page widget. Disable the toggle next to the relevant buttons or icons to hide them from the widget. If necessary, customize your Product page widget further . Use the Preview toolbar to test the connections for the relevant products. Publish your site when you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Under Store Pages , select the Product Page . Add a dataset that connects to your 'Details' CMS collection and filters for your reference or multi-reference field: Note: Skip this step if you do not need to show additional details from a 'Details' CMS collection. Click CMS on the left. Click Add Content Elements . Click Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select your 'Details' collection. Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Click + Add Filter under Filter in the dataset settings. Click the Field drop-down, select your Reference (Products) field or Multi-Reference (Products) field, then click Add Filter . Add a dataset that connects to your Stores Wix app collection: Click Add a Dataset at the bottom of the panel on the right. Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the Products collection under Stores . Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Add a URL slug filter to your Stores/Products dataset: Click the More Actions icon next to your Stores/Products dataset and select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter under Filter . Click the Field drop-down and select Slug (Text) . Leave is selected as the Condition . Under Value source , select URL Slug . Click Add Filter . Add the supported elements that you want to connect. Connect the elements to the relevant fields in the relevant dataset: Details dataset: Connect to the collection fields in this dataset to use content from your 'Details' CMS collection. Stores/Products dataset: Connect to the collection fields in this dataset to use content from your Stores Wix app collection. Tip: You can add a button or image, then connect its click action to the Add to cart dataset action to create your own 'Add to Cart' button. Similarly, connect to the Open quick view action to create a button that opens the 'Quick View' window . (Optional) Hide default details from your Product Page widget: Select your Product Page element and click the Elements icon . Uncheck the boxes next to each widget element you wish to hide in the Product Page widget. If necessary, customize your Product page widget further . Use the Preview toolbar to test the connections for the relevant products. Publish your site when you are ready to make the changes go live. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Setting Up a Payment Method Before you can start selling event tickets, you need to set up at least one payment method. Choose from various online payment options available in your region, or set up manual payments to collect offline payments (e.g. in person, through another app, by mail). Important: You must upgrade your site to a Premium or Studio plan that supports payments in order to accept payments. To set up payments: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Tip: Check your business location at the top right. If incorrect, click the drop-down to change it. Click Connect next to the payment provider you want to use, or click See More Payment Options at the bottom to view more options. Choose the relevant payment method(s): Wix Payments Connect to Wix Payments , offering a secure system to manage orders, payments, payouts, refunds, and chargebacks from one dashboard. Wix Payments accepts all major credit cards and popular payment methods like Apple Pay, Google Pay, depending on your location. Credit Card Accept credit card payments from the most suitable provider available in your region, based on your preferences and location (e.g. Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express). PayPal With PayPal, you can accept PayPal payments , credit cards, and debit cards. Guests are directed to PayPal for payment, and they can use a credit card even without having a PayPal account. Apple Pay Let guests on iOS devices checkout using Apple Pay . The Apple Pay button is displayed only to people viewing your site with a Safari browser on IOS or macOS devices. Tip: You can add Apple Pay to your site even if you are not an Apple user. Manual Accept cash, payment though apps, checks, bank transfers, or any other form of payment that is not tracked online. When selecting this method , guests see instructions at checkout explaining how to complete payment. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit