< Back AI tools Using AI agents AI Marketing Agent: Adding Your Own Content The AI Marketing Agent can use your own ideas to create blog posts, not just the topics it suggests in your content plan. This helps you add specific campaigns, promotions, and stories that matter most to your business while the AI Marketing Agent handles the writing and scheduling for you. Creating a blog post Turn your own ideas into ready-to-publish articles that match your marketing plan. Describe the topic you have in mind and let the AI Marketing Agent drafts an SEO-friendly post for you. From there, decide when it goes live, and you can review the post before it is published. To create a blog post: Go to the AI Marketing Agent in your site's dashboard. Under the SEO section, click Create new blog post . Describe the blog post you want to create in the text box. Share as many details as you can, such as the main topic, audience, and key points. Tip: Choose one of the SEO optimized suggestions if you want to start from a suggested idea, or click Regenerate to see more options. Click Create Blog Post to let the Marketing Agent generate the content. Tip: While the content is generating, you can leave the window open or close it. You'll be notified when the draft is ready. In the Review and approve blog post window, choose what you want to do: Choose when to publish the blog post: Publish now: When the blog post is approved, it will immediately publish. Reschedule: Schedule the blog post to publish on a future date and time. The blog post will appear as a draft with the new scheduled date. Review the blog post: Click Preview & Edit to open the blog post in the blog post composer and make changes (e.g. edit or rewrite content, change images). Dismiss or approve the blog post: Dismiss: The blog post is erased and not saved in your marketing plan. Approve: Add the blog post to your schedule and have it published at the time you selected. Click Confirm . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about this. Where can I find content after I approve it? Approved content is created in the relevant app (i.e. Wix Blog) and added to your publishing schedule. You can find blog posts you created and approved in your Posts . How is this different from creating content directly in Wix Blog? When you create content in the AI Marketing Agent, your idea becomes part of your AI-powered marketing plan. The Marketing Agent will use your marketing settings to shape the content and use it in the line-up of posts to publish. Can I reschedule the publish date after I approve the blog post? Yes, to change the publish date: Go to Posts in your site's dashboard. Click the Scheduled tab at the top. Click Edit next to the relevant post. Click the More Actions icon and select Schedule Post . Select the new date and time you want publish your post. Click Schedule . Can I add my own email marketing campaigns and social media marketing posts? Currently, it is not possible to create custom content for email marketing and social media marketing. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, you can vote for it here . 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 Third-Party Apps: Communications Apps Wix offers a variety of third-party apps focused on communications. These apps are all expertly built by third-party app developers and are designed to help enhance your communication process and overall customer experience. Benefits of adding a third-party app to your site Third-party apps are professional solutions designed to help enhance your site. Communication apps in particular can help automate parts of your Customer Relationship Management (CRM) process. You can also find apps that add make communications more interactive such as polls and comments. Customer relationship management (CRM) How you manage your customers is so important when it comes to maintaining a positive relationship with them. The CRM apps available in the Wix App Market offer the ability to manage your customers and their information in one place. You can use this data to personalize your customer interactions, for example, personalized messages and auto-fill details for bookings and payments etc. Comments and community Make it easy for your users to share their feedback and spread the word about your website by adding a comments widget. Giving your customers the ability to leave comments is a great way to capture their thoughts on your product and provide help to those that ask questions about your product. Reviews and testimonials How many times have you purchased something after reading a great review? Reviews are a great way to build trust in your products and brand. Many of the apps available help automate that process, so you can share these great reviews on your site and across your customer base. FAQs Click a question to find out more information. What is a third-party app? A third-party app is an app that is made by other developers or companies. They are not considered a product of Wix. While they are not our apps, we do provide access to them from our App Market. This gives you more variety when it comes to optimizing your site. How can I contact support for help with my app? If you find that you need help with a particular app, the best thing to do is contact the app developers directly. Developers contact details (website and/or email) are provided in every app listing in the Wix App Market. What happens if an app is removed from the Wix App Market? Wix is committed to bring you the best app experience possible which means older apps or apps that are no longer available are removed from the Wix App Market. When an app is removed from the Wix App Market is added to our list of removed apps . We recommend checking the status of the app in your dashboard as it might need to be deleted from your site. Note: The app details, including the support details, are removed from the list after 90 days. 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: Changing Your App Name and Icon in Your Own Mobile App Your app's name and icon are the first things users see when they download or open it on their phone. You can change these elements anytime to keep them up to date and aligned with your brand. Users see the app name beneath the icon when they download it to their phone. Note: Since this feature is premium feature, make sure to upgrade to a Mobile App Premium plan Name changes: Changing your app's name and icon requires approval from Apple and Google before they can go live. Read about submitting changes to Apple and Google. To change your mobile app's name and icon: Dashboard Go to Mobile App in your dashboard. Click the tab with the name of your own mobile app. Click the Edit icon next to your app name. Choose what you want to do: Change your App Name: Enter your new app name in the App Name field. Learn more about the guidelines for naming your app . Change your App icon: Click the Update icon and select a new image for your icon. Note: Make sure your app icon does not have a transparent background. Icons with transparent backgrounds will be rejected by Apple. Click Save . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing your own mobile app: Tap the member app name at the top (e.g. Spaces by Wix App). Select Mobile App Builder or Create a native mobile app . Tap the Edit icon next to your app name. Choose what you want to do: Change your App Name: Enter your new app name in the App Name field. Learn more about the guidelines for naming your app . Change your App icon: Tap Replace Icon and select a new image for your icon. Note: Make sure your app icon does not have a transparent background. Icons with transparent backgrounds will be rejected by Apple. Tap Save at the top right. Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Mobile App . Tap the Edit icon next to your app name. Choose what you want to do: Change your App Name: Enter a name for the app in the App Name field. Learn more about the guidelines for naming your app . Change your App Icon: Tap Replace Icon and select a new image for your icon. Note: Make sure your app icon does not have a transparent background. Icons with transparent backgrounds will be rejected by Apple. Tap Save at the top right. 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 Messaging: Sending Messages via Wix Messaging vs. Wix Business Phone Number Wix offers the option of communicating with your customers via messages through Wix Messaging or Business Phone Number. Learn about the difference between the two products to determine which is most suitable for your operations. Important: You need to upgrade your site to start using it Wix Messaging. Business Phone Number is only available to Wix users in the U.S. and Canada. You need to purchase a business number to use Business Phone Number. About Wix Messaging and Business Phone Number Wix offers 2 products that you can use to send messages to your customers: Wix Messaging automatically sends pre-installed messages. For example, it sends reminders to your Wix Bookings customers, confirmation messages to your Wix Table Reservations customers, or order updates to your Wix Restaurants Orders (New) customers. Wix Business Phone Number can be used for both phone calls and messages. The messages that you send are composed and sent by you. With both Wix Messaging and Business Phone Number, your messages (and calls) come from your own dedicated phone number. You choose a number for your Wix Messaging and a number for your Business Phone Number when you set these up. Comparing the capabilities of Wix Messaging and Business Phone Number Choose the solution that works best for your business. Compare the capabilities of both products in the table below. Feature Wix Messaging Wix Business Phone Number Make phone calls No Yes Send messages you have composed No Yes Send automated Bookings reminders Yes No Send automated Table Reservations confirmations Yes No Send automated Restaurants Orders (New) confirmations Yes No Note: Wix Messaging and Business Phone Number offer various plans that include different messaging quotas. Learn more about the Messaging plans and Business Phone Number plans you can purchase. 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 Automations: Creating and Managing an Action with the AI Custom Agent Use the Delegate to AI Custom Agent action to hand off parts of your automations to your AI Custom Agent. When an automation is triggered, the agent follows your instructions and uses connected tools and integrations to handle the work. The agent initiates important actions, for example sending emails or making changes to your site, and asks for your approval before carrying them out. Automations that have this action appear in your AI Custom Agent dashboard, so you can track what the agent is doing, review pending approvals, and refine your workflows over time. Learn more about the AI custom agent and its capabilities. Creating a delegate to AI custom agent action Add the Delegate to AI Custom Agent action to your automation to let the agent react to triggers such as orders, form submissions, or scheduled times. You define the instructions, and optionally select additional integrations and output data if you want to reuse the agent’s output in later steps. To create a delegate to custom agent action: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation at the top right Click + Start from Scratch . Select a trigger for your automation. Click the Add Step icon and add an Action . Select Delegate to AI Custom Agent on the left. Click the Instructions text box to start writing instructions about the tasks you want the agent to handle. (Optional) Click Manage in the Integrations and tools section to manage your integrations for this action. Tip: Learn more about connecting and managing Integrations . (Optional) Click Manage in the Output data section to structure the data provided by AI Custom Agent to use it in later automation steps like conditions or actions. Note: While this feature is in beta, the Require approvals toggle will always be enabled. This means the agent will ask you to approve or reject a task's action, rather than carrying it out without your approval. Since each task runs in real time, results may differ slightly on each run to reach the goal you described in the task instructions. Managing your action's tasks Use the AI Custom Agent dashboard to keep track of automations that include the Delegate to AI Custom Agent action and see which ones require your attention. You can review and approve the agent's proposed actions, open a task to edit its setup in the Automations Builder, or deactivate and delete tasks you no longer need. On the dashboard, you can view the following information for each task: Status: Shows whether the task is active, inactive, or a draft. Active: The task is running as expected. Inactive: The task deactivates if you do not approve or reject agent actions within 3 days, or if the task runs 5 times in a row without your response. Draft: The task appears as a draft when you create it and save without activating it. Runs to approve: The number of task runs waiting for your review and approval. For example, you may have several runs pending, each for a separate email the agent wants to send to a customer. Trigger: What makes the agent run the task. You can change the trigger from the task's settings . Last run: The last time the agent ran the task. Tip: Tasks that were created by an automation show a "Created in automations" badge so you can spot them quickly. To manage your tasks: Go to the AI Custom Agent in your site's dashboard. Go to the Tasks section. Manage your tasks using the available options. FAQs Click below to learn more about using the Delegate to AI Custom Agent action. Why don't I see the option to Approve Runs for my task? These options only appear for task runs that are pending approval. If there are no pending approvals for that task, you see the task's history and status, but you do not see buttons to approve, reject, or edit a specific action. What is the difference between built-in tools and external integrations? Built-in tools are always available to the agent and do not require you to connect an external account. For example, the agent can use tools such as Wix MCP, Search web, Research topic, Send email, and Scrape web without any extra setup. External integrations connect your agent to third-party services, such as Google Calendar or Gmail, so it can read or manage data there. These integrations need to be connected and authenticated before the agent can use them. Can I add more than one Delegate to AI Custom Agent action in the same automation? Yes. You can add multiple Delegate to AI Custom Agent actions in a single automation. This can be helpful if you want the agent to handle different tasks at different points in your workflow. For example, one step to analyze a form submission and another to follow up with an email after a condition is met. Why can't I turn off the Require approvals toggle for this action? While this feature is in beta, approvals are always required for the Delegate to AI Custom Agent action. This means the agent proposes actions, but you decide whether to approve, edit, or reject them before anything is sent to customers or applied to your site. What happens if I ignore a pending approval? If you do not respond to a pending approval, the agent cannot complete that task run. After a period of time, the run can move to a failed or expired state, and the action is not carried out. To keep your automations flowing, review and approve or reject pending actions regularly from the AI Custom Agent dashboard. 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 Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: About Chargeback Fees From July 5, 2023, a chargeback fee will be applied to your Wix Payments account if you get a chargeback. Wix incurs fees from payment service providers in the event of a chargeback. Therefore, we are making this change to reflect these fees and to match current industry standards. There is no change in the experience for your customers. When a payment is labeled as a Chargeback in your Wix Payments account, it means the funds were returned to your customer. A customer generally requests a chargeback when they don't recognize the payment, or when the goods/services were defective, not as described, or not delivered at all. Any chargeback requires an investment of time and resources from the parties involved (Wix, banks, card schemes, etc.) and, as such, if you receive a chargeback, you incur a chargeback fee. If you receive a chargeback that you believe to be unfair, you can file a dispute or, if you believe the chargeback to be justified, you can accept the claim. If you win the chargeback dispute, the chargeback fee will be returned to you along with the funds in dispute. Chargebacks are a part of doing business. In many cases, however, chargebacks can be prevented before they happen. In this article, learn about: Chargeback fees by region Filing a chargeback dispute Preventing chargebacks Chargeback fee amounts by region Depending on where your business is located, chargeback fees can vary. Regional chargeback fees are broken down by the appropriate currency as follows: Canada : 15.00 CAD European Union :15.00 EUR Switzerland : 15.00 CHF United Kingdom : 15.00 GBP United States : 15.00 USD Chargebacks fees do not currently apply for Wix Payments Brazil. Disputing a chargeback If you believe a chargeback to be unjustified, we recommend you dispute it. A win will improve your chargeback ratio and you can recover the value of the payment, as well the chargeback fee. To file a chargeback dispute: Go to Payments in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant payment to see its details. Click Dispute Chargeback under the chargeback's details. Select the product or service type of this transaction: Physical product: Physical products delivered, as described, to your customer. Digital Product: Digital files sent to your customer. Service: Any service provided to a customer, either online (e.g. website design) or offline (e.g. yoga classes). Event ticket : Tickets for events such as performances or conferences. Other : A product or service that doesn't fall within any of the other categories. Begin building your case by submitting: A cover letter explaining your case. Relevant evidence to verify your case. When ready, click Preview & Submit Dispute at the bottom. Tip : You can click Save Draft if you’d prefer to complete the form later. Preventing chargebacks It’s best to try and prevent a chargeback rather than deal with it once it happens. There are best practices you can follow to help lower your risk of receiving chargebacks, as well as to handle any chargebacks you receive more effectively. Among the most effective measures, you can: Make sure your product info is accurate: Your customers are less likely to dispute a purchase if they receive exactly what they order. Write product descriptions that are correct and add images that realistically depict what you’re selling. Add clear policies to your eCommerce website: Make it easier on customers to find your shipping, refund and cancellation policies , so they know, in advance, how you handle these issues. Respond to refund requests swiftly: Offering refunds to customers is a best practice and lessens the chance of chargebacks. Let your customers easily get in touch: Chargebacks can sometimes be a result of poor communication, so make it easy to find your contact details by displaying them clearly across your site. Try to respond to customer concerns quickly, and keep your customers updated about shipping, delivery, or any changes to your store policies. Learn more about preventing chargebacks . 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) Using Black Hat SEO Techniques Black hat SEO is a type of SEO optimization that uses unethical techniques to manipulate search ranking results for the site. These techniques don't comply with search engine guidelines for quality , and there are risks involved with using them. In general, these techniques don't improve the user experience of your site, and can even negatively impact the experience. For this reason, search engines reduce the ranking of sites that use these techniques so that more useful or higher-quality sites appear above them. Risks of using Black Hat SEO Using black hat SEO techniques can cause search engines like Google to rank your site lower or completely remove your site from search engine results. Learn more about Google Search Essentials. Search engines may not discover these techniques on your site immediately. However, they constantly improve their detection of black hat SEO techniques, and it's likely that your site will get penalized eventually. In the long run, it's a better idea to work on optimizing your site's content for SEO if you want to improve your search engine ranking. Black Hat SEO examples Some common examples of black hat SEO techniques are: hidden text or links, automatically generated content, keyword stuffing, buying or selling backlinks, and using redirects to manipulate ranking. Hidden texts and links Text that is visible only to search engines goes against search engine guidelines. Some examples of this type of text are: Any text that is written in the same color (or close to) as the web page background. For example, white text on a white background. Any text situated in an area of the page that has been defined as hidden or invisible using CSS. Extremely small fonts that are too small for site visitors to see. Any text that is hidden behind another element (e.g., an image). Note: Alt text for images is not considered hidden text because it helps search engines and screen readers understand the content of an image. Automatically generated content This is low-value text that is automatically generated by a program using specific topics or keywords. It is usually not useful to site visitors because it doesn't make sense. Some types of automatically generated text include: Automatic translations that are not verified before publishing Text created using automatically generated synonyms of words Text created from collating search results Text create by combining content from different web pages without adding any value Keyword stuffing This is where a site contains a large number of irrelevant keywords, search phrases, or numbers to manipulate a site's ranking. The keywords or numbers often appear out of context and do not make sense to readers. Some examples of keyword stuffing include: Listing the same keyword or search phrase over and over. Adding keywords or search phrases to places where they do not logically or organically fit. Mentioning keywords or search phrases solely to inflate the number of times they appear in your content. To improve your site's ranking, it's better to focus on creating high-quality content that's useful to your visitors instead of forcing keywords into your content. Hidden AI-bait text and prompt stuffing As AI-powered search features and assistants (like AI Overviews and chatbots) become part of how people discover websites, some black hat tactics have adapted to target these systems directly: Hidden AI-bait text: Content hidden from visitors (using the same methods described above, like matching background colors or CSS-hidden elements) but written specifically to influence how AI models summarize or describe your brand. Prompt stuffing: Embedding instructions or manipulative phrases into a page's content in an attempt to influence AI crawlers or assistants into producing a favorable summary, ranking, or recommendation. These techniques don't just risk your search engine ranking, they can also damage your visibility in AI-generated results and how your brand is represented in them. Buying or selling backlinks Backlinks (also known as incoming links, inbound links, or inward links) are links that direct users to your site from other relevant sites. Sites that have backlinks from reputable sites rank higher in search results. Websites that buy or sell links to other websites to artificially improve a site's ranking are penalized by search engines. Using automated programs to create links to your site can also affect your site's ranking. Using URL redirects to manipulate page rank There are many legitimate reasons to use a URL redirect. For example, you can use a URL redirect to maintain your previous site's search ranking when moving your site to Wix. However, some types of redirects go against search engine quality guidelines. Redirecting a user to a page with different content than what was made available to the search engine crawler is penalized by search engines. For example, if a user searches for recipes, they expect the URLs in the search results to take them to pages about food. If a URL redirect takes them to a page completely unrelated to food, this would be considered a manipulative redirect. Learn more about search engine quality guidelines: Google Search Central Quality Guidelines Bing Webmaster Guidelines 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 Connecting a business email Resetting the Password for Additional Office 365 Mailboxes If you are the owner (admin) of your Office 365 mailbox, you can easily change the password of your additional mailboxes. Important: This feature is currently not available to all users. To reset the password for your Office 365 mailbox: Go to Business Email in your Wix account. Click Manage at Microsoft . Sign in to your mailbox: Enter your email address. Enter your password. Click Sign In . Click Users . Click Active Users . Select the checkbox next to relevant user. Click Rest Password and choose one of the following: Auto-generate password . Let me create the password . Select the checkbox next to Make this user change their password when they first sign in . Click Reset . 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: Displaying a Banner on Your Mobile Apps Displaying a banner on your mobile apps (e.g. Spaces by Wix, your own native mobile app) allows you to share important updates, promotions, or announcements directly with your app users. For example, you can use a banner to announce a limited-time sale or a new feature in your app. Your members and app users can go directly to your product page from the banner. This helps keep your audience engaged and updated about your business. Adding and customizing a banner in your app Add a banner to your mobile app to highlight important information or promotions. You can then customize the banner's content and design. Dashboard Go to Mobile App in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant tab (e.g. Spaces by Wix app , Your own mobile app ). Click Edit Mobile App . Click the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Click Elements on the left. Click Banner , then select a banner element to add to your app. Choose what you want to edit in the panel on the right: Content Reorder, hide, or edit the text for the banner's title, subtitle, button, or description. Click the Content tab and choose what you want to do: Reorder banner text: Click and drag an item to a new position. Edit text: Click the More Actions icon next to the text, then select Edit to update the text. Hide or show the text: Click the More Actions icon next to the text, then select Hide or Show based on your preference. Click Save & Publish . Settings Set the style for all of the banner's text. Adjust the layout, spacing, and other design elements. Click the Settings tab and choose what you want to customize: Behavior: Click the Select action drop-down and set what happens when users interact with the banner. For example, link it to another app screen, open an external link, or select Do nothing if no action is needed. Note: Different actions may appear depending on the type of apps you have on your site. Layout: Choose a layout type and text alignment. Design: Select a background image, text style, and more. You can also toggle an image overlay. Margins: Drag the Margins sliders to adjust the padding around the repeater. Note: Click the Edit individually icon to separately adjust the margins. General Settings: Click General Settings and choose which device to show this element on: All , Android, or iOS . Note: You can show or hide elements of your site depending on what operating system your members are using on their mobile devices. Your elements are visible on all operating systems by default, but you can decide what to show on iOS, Android, or both. Click Save & Publish . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Spaces by by Wix, Fit by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Tap + Add Element in the relevant location. Tap Banner at the top, then select a Banner element. Choose what you want to edit: Note: Any edits you make are updated live in the preview at the top of the page. Content Reorder, hide or edit the text of the banner's title, subtitle, button, or description. Tap the Content tab and choose what you want to do: Reorder banner text: Tap and drag an item to a new position. Edit an existing text: Tap the text you want to edit and update the text. Hide/Show text: Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant text, then tap Hide / Show to set its visibility. Tap Add . Settings Set the style for all your text. Adjust the layout, spacing, and other design elements. Tap the Settings tab and choose what you want to customize: Behavior: Tap the Select action drop-down and set what happens when users interact with the banner. For example, link it to another app screen, open an external link, or select Do nothing if no action is needed. Note: Different actions may appear depending on the type of apps you have on your site. Layout: Choose a layout type and text alignment. Design: Select a background image, text style, and more. You can also toggle an image overlay. Margins: Drag the Margins sliders to adjust the padding around the repeater. Note: Tap the Edit individually icon to separately adjust the margins. General Settings : Choose which screen and device you want this element to appear on. Visibility : Choose which device to show this element on: All , Android or iOS . Note: You can show or hide elements of your site depending on what operating system your members are using on their mobile devices. Your elements are visible on all operating systems by default, but you can decide what to show on iOS, Android, or both. Location: Select which screen you want the repeater displayed on. Tap Add . Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Spaces by by Wix, Fit by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Tap + Add Element in the relevant location. Tap Banner at the top , then select a Banner element. Choose what you want to edit: Note: Any edits you make are updated live in the preview at the top of the page. Content Reorder, hide or edit the text of the banner's title, subtitle, button, or description. Tap the Content tab and choose what you want to do: Reorder banner text: Tap and drag an item to a new position. Edit an existing text: Tap the text you want to edit and update the text. Hide/Show text: Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant text, then tap Hide / Show to set its visibility. Tap Add . Settings Set the style for all your text. Adjust the layout, spacing, and other design elements. Tap the Settings tab and choose what you want to customize: Behavior: Tap the Select action drop-down and set what happens when users interact with the banner. For example, link it to another app screen, open an external link, or select Do nothing if no action is needed. Note: Different actions may appear depending on the type of apps you have on your site. Layout: Choose a layout type and text alignment. Design: Select a background image, text style, and more. You can also toggle an image overlay. Margins: Drag the Margins sliders to adjust the padding around the repeater. Note: Tap the Edit individually icon to separately adjust the margins. General Settings : Choose which screen and device you want this element to appear on. Visibility : Choose which device to show this element on: All , Android or iOS . Note: You can show or hide elements of your site depending on what operating system your members are using on their mobile devices. Your elements are visible on all operating systems by default, but you can decide what to show on iOS, Android, or both. Location: Select which screen you want the repeater displayed on. Tap Add . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about displaying a banner on your mobile apps. Can I preview the banner before publishing it? Yes, you can preview the banner as you edit it. You’ll see live updates on your screen as you make the changes. What kind of updates can I share using a banner? Use a banner to share promotions, new features, announcements, or any important messages. Are there any customization options for the images? Yes, you can upload images, crop them, adjust corner radius, and apply an overlay in the Settings tab. How do I edit an existing banner from my Wix app? Tap the Banner element in your app and then tap the Edit icon . Tap Customize element to change the content or settings, then follow the steps outlined in the Adding and customizing a banner to your app section above. 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 Billing & premium subscriptions Upgrading to a Premium plan Purchasing Multiple Site Plans Under One Wix Account If you have multiple sites in your Wix account, the sites are completely separate from one another. They have no connection other than the fact that they can be edited from the same Wix account or shared workspace . A site plan cannot be used for multiple sites. Each site you want to upgrade must have its own Premium or Studio site plan. If you wish to apply premium features, such as connecting your own domain, to more than one site, you must purchase additional upgrades. There is no limit to the number of Premium or Studio plans you can add to your account. There is also no limit to the number of sites you can create under a single account. Tip: You can transfer a site plan from one site to another , or transfer a site together with a site plan to another Wix account. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: About Your Form Submission Reports in Wix Analytics Use the form submission reports to explore key data, identify interesting trends, review form traffic and more. Enhance your understanding of form engagement to make informed decisions and optimize your online presence. How to access form submission reports: Go to All Reports in your site's dashboard and type "Form" in the search bar. Types of form submission reports Understand the different types of form submission reports available in Wix Analytics, so you can find the information you need. Click a report type below to learn more. Form Submissions by Traffic Source This report reveals how users find your form, dividing their paths into 3 categories: Direct Link, Paid Search, and Organic Search. Use this report to: Learn how your forms perform across different searches. See which searches are returning the best results. Submission by Form This report breaks down the submissions by device type, visitor type, GEO location or form URL. Use this report to: Gain an in-depth understanding of user behavior globally. Pinpoint opportunities to optimize your forms for different devices and tailor them to your visitors. Note: Form Submission reports are available for new and old versions of Wix Forms. This means that those using the old version of forms will not see submission types exclusive to new Wix Forms, such as form URL. Form Submission over Time This report lets you see form submissions over time. Use this report to: Keep tabs on how your form submissions evolve over time. Spot patterns and trends in form submissions. Form Leads This report provides insights into potential customers who submitted a form on your site. Use this report to: Gather data about potential customers. Understand which traffic sources your leads are coming from. Identify which traffic sources are most effective. Want to customize your report? You can customize the data you're viewing and the way it's displayed. You can also save the views you want to return to later. Learn more about customizing your report . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the form submission reports. I am using old Wix forms, can I still access these reports? Yes, these reports are available for both the old and new versions of Wix Forms . Why is there a mismatch between the number of submissions in my report and the number of submissions in my submission table? Your submission table updates live, whereas the data presented in the reports updates every few hours. I named my form, but the form name is shown as 'Unknown' in my reports, is this normal? Yes. After renaming a form, the new name gets updated in the reports the following day. Why do I still see the old names of my Wix Forms in Wix Analytics reports? The 'Submissions by Form' and 'Form Submissions over Time' reports reflect the form names at the time each submission was made. If you rename a Wix form, only new submissions will use the new form name. Past submissions keep the old form name and are not updated retroactively. If you want to see data for the new form name only, filter the report to a date range starting from when you changed the name. Otherwise, you will need to cross-reference the old and new form names when reviewing a report. I'm seeing an inaccurate number of form submissions in Wix Analytics reports, why is that? If you have both new and old Wix Forms on your site, Wix Analytics reports data from both of them. This means the total number of form submissions in Wix Analytics reports can be higher than what you expect or what you see in other tools, such as Google Analytics. 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 Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Receiving Your First Payout Every payment you accept through Wix Payments must be processed and scheduled before we can send it to your bank account. Your first payout can only be scheduled once your Wix Payments account is successfully verified . After receiving your first payment, it's available for payout within an average of 7 days. You can see when your payout is scheduled to be sent directly from the Payouts area in your Wix Payments dashboard. Once sent, it can take between 3-5 business days for the payout to reach your bank account. For future payouts, you have the option to select a schedule (daily, weekly, monthly) that fits your needs. Notes: Incomplete Wix Payments account verification may delay the timing of your first payout. If you have multiple payment methods active in your Wix Payments account, your payouts may be scheduled by their group: 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