< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: About the Discover Page Welcome to the Discover page in Wix Studio, a hub of exploration and learning. It's your ultimate destination for inspiration and education related to Wix Studio and the Studio Editor. The Discover page includes interactive Sandboxes, that provide an engaging space where you can practice and experiment with the functionalities of the Studio Editor, along with a wealth of video tutorials to help you become more proficient in Wix Studio. Stay in the loop with the latest features and releases, ensuring your websites are always up-to-date, access betas, and immerse yourself in the vibrant Studio community, where you can discover what others are saying and draw inspiration from the incredible sites they have built. Learn more about the different sections of the Discover page below. Explore Wix Studio tutorials Unlock the full potential of the Wix Studio with our comprehensive video tutorials. The tutorials are designed to guide you through the process of using the workspace and the Studio Editor's advanced features, empowering you to create beautiful sites with ease. From design techniques to optimizing functionality, our video tutorials offer valuable insights and step-by-step instructions, ensuring you make the most of the Studio's impressive capabilities. Check out all of our Wix Studio video tutorials. Follow the latest updates Stay in the loop and be at the forefront of innovation with all the latest in Wix Studio. Keep up to date with the latest Studio events and exciting feature releases. Stay informed about the roadmap, betas, events, and additions to Wix Studio and be the first to explore them, ensuring your sites remain fresh, dynamic, and aligned with the latest trends. Check out the News Center . You can also access the News Center by clicking the News Center icon at the top of your workspace, then View All . Play around with the Studio Editor Welcome to the Wix Studio Sandboxes, where you can fully explore the features of the Studio Editor. This hands-on experience teaches you how to become proficient with the Studio Editor, unlocking your creative potential, and gaining a deep understanding of its functionality. Whether you're new to Wix or aiming to enhance your skills, these interactive spaces are designed to familiarize you with the latest features and maximize your understanding of the Editor's capabilities. Through practical exercises, you'll gain the confidence to create unique websites that truly reflect your vision. Get an insider view of the platform Check out short clips that showcase various aspects of the platform from our Studio Insiders—creators who actively use Wix Studio. Discover tips and tricks, get a taste of the product, and see firsthand how to maximize your creative potential with Wix Studio. Explore our guided and interactive learning resources in the Wix Studio Academy . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: About Wix Studio Certifications Stand out for the work you're already doing in Wix Studio. Studio certifications recognize creators who consistently deliver high-quality, professional sites using the full power of Wix Studio. There are no forms to fill out or tests to take to qualify — just your work speaking for itself. Each month, we review premium sites and Blocks apps built in Wix Studio and certify top creators. Certified creators get badges, points, and exclusive perks through the Studio League . Who can be certified? Web Designers : Creators who build polished, responsive Wix Studio sites, including at least one from a blank canvas. Certified designers follow best practices for UX/UI, SEO, accessibility, and performance. Developers : Creators who build advanced Studio sites or Blocks apps using backend logic, custom APIs, schedulers, secure key management, and performance monitoring. Studio certifications To qualify, your work must meet our standards for quality, creativity, and technical skill. Each month, we review portfolios and announce the newest certified creators. Web Designer certification Recognizes creators who design polished, responsive, and accessible premium sites using the Studio Editor. Premium sites: Built 3 or more premium sites, including at least one from a blank canvas. Responsive design: Used CSS grid or advanced units, and manually adjusted for mobile and tablet. Creative elements: Included animations, blend modes, or sticky elements across 3 sites. SEO, accessibility, and performance: Followed best practices like proper heading structure, alt text, and color contrast (3:1+). Use JPGs instead of PNGs (unless transparency was needed), MP4s instead of GIFs, and SVGs for scalable icons and logos. Limit custom fonts to 4 or fewer. UX/UI: Demonstrated a consistent design system and intuitive navigation. Developer certification Recognizes developers who build secure, high-performing Studio sites or Blocks apps with advanced backend logic. Premium projects: Built 3 premium sites (with traffic) or a Blocks app installed on 3 or more premium sites. Advanced backend code: Used third-party APIs, secret manager, backend events, or routers. Studio platform features: Used schedulers, data hooks, or custom APIs. App complexity (if applicable): 200+ lines of code, multiple API calls, and custom page types. Development activity: Logged 14 or more coding days in Studio. Secure development: Did not expose secret keys or sensitive data. Performance tracking: Used monitoring tools for debugging and optimization. Want to know exactly what we look for? Check the full Web Designer criteria or Developer criteria . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Wix Studio certifications. How do I get certified? There’s no application process. Just focus on building great Studio projects that meet the criteria. We review new work monthly and certify eligible creators. Once you’re certified, you’ll receive an email with next steps to activate your badge and points. Are the certifications free? Yes. Certifications are completely free and industry-recognized. They add credibility to your profile and help you stand out to clients. What is the Studio League? The Studio League is the official community of certified Studio creators. As a member, you get visibility, access to exclusive perks, and opportunities to be spotlighted as a Wix expert. Explore the Studio League What are the benefits of being certified? By becoming certified by Wix Studio, you’ll be recognized by your peers and potential clients as an expert in your field. You’ll receive a certificate and badge that you can add to your agency site and social profile. The certification helps validate your credibility in the Wix Marketplace and across the industry. Check out the full Web Designer benefits and Developer benefits to learn more. Can I improve my chances of being certified? Yes. Keep building premium sites and advanced apps that meet our criteria. Use resources from the Studio Academy to sharpen your skills. Are certifications tied to me or my workspace? Certifications are tied to the Wix Studio workspace where the work was created. The certification is awarded to the workspace owner, not to individual teammates. When will I receive my Partner Program points? You’ll receive your points once you complete the certification process, including the steps in the certification email. After completing these steps, your points are added automatically to your profile. What if I completed a Wix Studio certification before the new certification program? Your existing badges and certificates are still valid and reflect your achievements. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: A Tour of the Workspace Welcome agencies and enterprises, to the new Wix Studio workspace tailored exclusively for you. The workspace is designed to help you manage all of your projects and teammates seamlessly, while optimizing collaboration with your clients. The workspace is packed with powerful tools to simplify your workflow, boost productivity, and save you valuable time and resources. Go to our Wix Studio Academy to check out additional Wix Studio webinars, tutorials, and courses. Can I belong to more than one workspace? From your single Wix account (one email address), you can be part of multiple workspaces. For example, if you work for multiple agencies or businesses, then you can switch between their workspaces as needed. This eliminates the complexities of managing multiple accounts. If you belong to 50 workspaces, you will not be able to create any new ones. You can create as many sites as you want within each workspace. How do I switch between workspaces? Click the workspace drop-down at the top of Wix Studio to choose the workspace you want to access. How do I invite my team to my workspace? If you are the owner of a workspace, you can add people to that workspace. Go to Team to start adding your team members. Create projects The Wix Studio workspace allows you to create and manage multiple sites in one place, while maximizing your efficiency and scalability with reusable assets. Sites From Sites , you can manage all of the sites in your workspace and create new ones with our brand new Studio Editor . Sort and filter your sites using advanced filters such as Editor platform, Premium plans and publish status to find the site you're looking for. You can also create a personalized onboarding kit with helpful resources for your client including video tutorials, documents and your contact details, so that they have everything they need when you handover the site. Custom templates Use Custom Templates to simplify the way you build sites for clients and save your team valuable time. Customize the design, layout, and apps to fit your needs and create new sites without starting from scratch. It's an easy and efficient way to streamline the site creation process and deliver great results. Custom apps From Custom Apps , you can design and build custom apps using Wix Blocks . You can also collaborate with others in your workspace to build apps together. Add the apps you create to your custom templates, Wix sites, or share them with other Wix site owners via installation URLs. Finally, you can monetize and release your apps to the world by submitting them to the Wix App Market. Go to Discover in your workspace for inspiration and education related to Wix Studio, as well as to keep up with product updates and releases. Manage your projects Take full control of all of your projects from one place in the workspace. Set up client reports for the sites you want, manage all the billing and subscriptions for your sites, and view your team's entire Customer Care ticket log so that you can access the information you need when you need. Client Reports Go to Client Reports to effortlessly send your clients monthly personalized email reports featuring their site analytics. Just choose which clients you want to receive the reports, and we will automatically fill in the data and send them for you. Billing & Subscriptions From Billing & Subscriptions you can manage all the plans and domains that you have purchased from one place in the workspace. Easily see which subscriptions need renewing, which ones are unassigned, and if any have payment problems. You can also manage all your payment methods, vouchers, billing history and business email. Customer Care Tickets View your workspace's entire support history log from Customer Care Tickets in your workspace. You can track previous interactions and issues raised by anyone in your team to Wix Customer Care, providing a comprehensive overview of their statuses and resolutions. You can also contact Customer Care directly from the ticket log. Grow your business If you're part of the Wix Partner Program you gain access to exclusive tools that help scale your business in your workspace. Want to join the Wix Partner Program? Gain access to all these features and other benefits by clicking the Join Our Partner Program on the top left of your workspace. Learn more about the joining the Wix Partner Program . Revenue Share From Revenue Share in your workspace, you can track your earnings and see how much you've earned from Premium sites. You can also view your past and pending payouts. As a Wix Partner, you can earn 50% revenue share on specific yearly plans and track your earnings. Once you reach Legend level, you can qualify for 20% revenue share on select Premium sites that you create for clients. Wix Marketplace Access the Wix Marketplace and showcase your work to get matched with potential clients. From the Wix Marketplace, we'll match you with quality leads from Wix users looking to hire your skills and expertise. You can then manage project requests received from the Wix Marketplace, track and update projects statuses and add completed ones to your agency profile, showcasing them to new potential clients. Agency profile In your workspace, you’ll also find the Agency Profile tab where you can create a public profile to represent your agency to current and potential clients. Use your agency profile to display your work, highlight your services, share certifications and rates, and list your contact information—all in one place. Once published, your agency profile makes it easy to market your agency, attract new clients, and stand out in the Wix Partner community. Learn more about creating an agency profile . Manage your agency Manage all aspects of your team, workspace settings, business information, CRM, and client billing from one place. Team Invite teammates from Team in your workspace and give them access to your sites and projects. You can assign your teammates different roles and permissions so that they can access specific parts of the workspace and carry out different actions. CRM & Client Billing Tools Use your CRM & Client Billing tools to help you organize, automate and scale your business. These tools allow you to keep track of payments, design professional proposals with customizable content, create and manage price quotes and set up recurring invoices to get paid weekly, monthly, or yearly so you can stay on top of your finances. Additionally, you can also set up automations to send reminders to clients about invoices due, thank you notes for payments, and more to streamline your workflow. Settings From Settings , you can set up your workspace including the name and logo, or delete the workspace entirely. You can also revert back to the previous experience if you switched to Wix Studio and decide you no longer want to use it. From Business Info under Settings , you can add your business's information so that your clients can contact you, as well as set the default currency for your invoices. Learn more about changing the settings of a workspace . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Marketing integrations and tracking About Conversion Tracking A conversion occurs when a website visitor completes an action you want them to take, such as buying something, filling out a form, or subscribing to a newsletter. Tracking these conversions is crucial for measuring the success of your Google Ads campaigns. Conversion tracking is a powerful tool for understanding how visitors interact with your Wix site. It allows you to see which ads and marketing efforts are driving valuable actions, such as purchases, sign-ups, or any other goals you set. By implementing conversion tracking, you can optimize your advertising budget, measure return on investment, make data-driven decisions, and identify weak spots on your website. Set up conversions without code using Event Manager Event Manager is the recommended starting point for most users who want to track conversions on their Wix site. It scans your site for trackable events such as clicks, lets you choose which ones to track, and helps you set up Google Ads conversions without writing custom code. This option is a good fit if you want a Wix-native setup and already have Google Tag or Google Tag Manager connected through Marketing Integrations. Learn more about using Wix Event Manager . Streamline your data management with Google Analytics Connecting Google Ads to your Google Analytics account enables you to track all your conversions from a single interface. This simplifies the process of turning any Wix event into a conversion, importing it to Google Ads, and using the data to monitor and analyze the performance of your marketing efforts. By managing data in this way, you can target and measure user engagement more precisely, which helps you to optimize advertising campaigns. Learn more about importing conversions from Google Analytics . Use custom code to track conversions with precision Implementing custom code for Google Ads conversions in Wix grants you personalized and precise control over your conversion tracking efforts. Custom code allows you to tailor the conversion tracking to your specific needs, beyond standard events. This means you can track conversions that are most relevant to your business model and marketing goals. Wix supports conversions for both leads and purchases, which can help you to identify trends and optimize campaigns based on user interactions. This ultimately leads to more effective advertising strategies through informed decision-making based on accurate data. Learn more about setting up conversions with custom code . Enhance tracking capabilities with Google Tag Manager Tracking conversions using Google Tag Manager lets you set up variables, triggers, and tags that use the Conversion ID and Label ID of the action you want to track. For example, a visitor might finalize a purchase after clicking an ad. This makes it easier to implement and update conversion tracking without modifying your site's code. By setting up conversions through Google Tag Manager for Google Ads, you gain a comprehensive, flexible, and accurate tracking solution that empowers you to measure the effectiveness of your advertising efforts and optimize them for better performance. Learn more about setting up conversions with Google Tag Manager . Make data-driven decisions with enhanced conversions Gain deeper insights into your customers' behaviors and actions, leading to improved reporting at a granular level which enables you to make data-driven decisions. Enhanced conversions enable more precise tracking by securely sending hashed first-party data to Google Ads. This is particularly beneficial for cross-device and cross-browser interactions. Enhanced conversions provide you with a holistic view of the customer journey, and helps match your conversions to ad interactions more effectively. For example, if you run an online store, using enhanced conversions can help you track customer actions such as clicks and device usage more precisely, leading to better targeted ads. Learn more about setting up enhanced conversions . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Adding and Managing Your Google Business Profile With Google Business Profile, you can attract local traffic, gain insights into how your customers find you on the web, and manage customer reviews. You can create a free Google Business Profile in your Wix account, or link your existing profile. Adding or creating your Business Profile You can add your Google Business Profile in the Marketing Home section of your site's dashboard. Link an existing profile to your Wix account, or create a new profile if you don't have one. Important: To add or create a profile, you need to have a connected domain . To add or set up your profile: Go to Google Business Profile in your site's dashboard. Click Start Now . Select Create New Profile . Enter the name of your business in the search bar. Select the relevant option for you: If your business name appears in the list Click your business name in the list. Click Next . Click Verify & Manage . Note: If you see an error message that says your business is managed by someone else, you'll need to request ownership of the profile . If your business name does not appear Click Next . Enter a category for your business under Choose a business category and select an option from the list. Enter a description and phone number for your business under Basic info . Select a location for your business: At a physical address: You only serve customers at a physical location (e.g. art gallery). Within a service area: You only visit or deliver to customers (e.g. plumber). At an address and a service area: You have a physical location and you also visit or deliver to customers (e.g. dine-in bakery, and delivery service). Enter your location details based on your previous choice. For example, if you chose Within a service area , you need to select a country and enter a service area. Click Include optional info (photos, opening hours & more) to add more information about your business: Photos: Add photos of your business Opening hours: Add the days of the week that you're open and the hours that you are available. Add attributes: Add additional attributes to your profile. For example, you can add accessibility attributes to share with your customers who have specific accessibility needs. Click Submit to Google at the top of the page. If you are not signed in to your Google account, you'll be prompted to do so. If you do not have a Google account, you can create one. Follow the prompts to verify your business location. Managing your Google Business Profile After you've added your business location, you can manage it in the Google Business Profile dashboard. Edit your location info, mark your business as permanently closed, or delete your business. To manage your profile: Go to Google Business Profile in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the business location that you want to manage. Select the relevant option: Edit info: Update the information that you previously added to the business location. Click Save when you're finished. Mark as permanently closed: Your business location will appear as permanently closed in Google search results and on Google Maps. You can reopen it at any time. Delete business location: This permanently deletes that business location from your Google Business Profile. After you delete it, you won't be able to recover it. Verifying your business Verifying your Google Business Profile lets you manage the information about your business that displays in Google search results and on Google Maps. It also makes sure that your information is up to date and can only be edited by you. Google provides a number of different verification methods that you can use. For example, you can choose to verify your business location by a phone call, an email, or by sending a postcard to your business address. You can also instantly verify your business in your Wix account using your Business Registration Number. Important: Currently, instant verification is only available for businesses based in the United Kingdom. Don't worry - it will be available to more countries in the future. Postcards sent from Google to verify your business can take up to 20 days to arrive. Importing a Business Profile that you already manage If you've already added your business information in Google Business Profile, you can import your Business Profile to save time, and avoid having to re-verify ownership. Any businesses that are linked to your Google account will be automatically imported. Important: To add or create a profile, you need to have a connected domain . To import a Business Profile: Go to Google Business Profile in your site's dashboard. Click Start Now . Click Import Existing Profile . (If necessary) Sign in to your Google account. Click Allow . Select the location, then click Add . Adding owners and managers to your profile You can invite colleagues or collaborators to help manage your Google Business Profile reviews through your Google account. You can assign roles to people that you invite and choose the level of access that they have. Learn more about adding owners and managers Switching Google accounts If you have multiple Google accounts that have linked Business Profiles, you can switch accounts in the Google Business Profile Manager to import the profiles. To switch Google accounts: Go to Google Business Profile in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to Google Business Profile Manager . Select Disconnect Google Account . Click Disconnect Account to confirm. Click Sign in to Google and sign into the relevant Google account. Troubleshooting Google Business Profile setup issues If you're experiencing issues with setting up your Google Business Profile or importing your profile, try the steps below: Step 1 | Make sure that your domain is properly connected If you get an error when you try to add, create, or import a profile, you may have an issue with your domain. Make sure that your domain is properly connected and then try again. Learn more about connecting a domain purchased from Wix or connecting a domain purchased elsewhere . Step 2 | Check for browser issues Issues with your browser may sometimes cause problems when you try to add, create, or import a profile. Try clearing your browser's cache and cookies and also make sure that 3rd party cookies are not blocked . If this doesn't work, you can also try using a different browser. Step 3 | Check the location that you added to your profile The location for your business that you add to your profile should be in the same country as your actual location. For example, if you enter a UK service area address, Google will check to see if your geolocation is also in the UK. If Google detects that locations don't match, you may have issues importing your profile. Make sure to check that the location you add to your profile is in the same country that you are in. Step 4 | Disable your VPN The location for your business that you add to your profile should be in the same country as your actual location. For example, if you enter a UK service area address, Google will check to see if your geolocation is also in the UK. If Google detects that locations don't match, you may have issues importing your profile. Virtual private networks (VPNs) let you hide your IP address and can make your computer appear to be in a different country. Using a VPN may cause issues when you try to import your profile. Try disabling your VPN and importing your profile again to see if it resolves the issue. Step 5 | Make sure that your business is verified If you're trying to import an existing profile, it must be verified before you can import it. If you're not sure, sign in to your Google Business Profile account and check the verification status. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about your Google Business Profiles. My business has multiple locations. Can I add multiple locations to my Google Business Profiles? Yes. To manually add a new business location: Go to Google Business Profile in your site's dashboard. Click + Add Business Location at the top right and add your other location(s). To add another location you have already verified in Google: Go to Google Business Profile in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon at the top. Select Import business locations . Will editing my profile in Google or Wix update both platforms? Yes. When you edit your Google Business Profile information on either Wix or Google, the changes you make are applied across both platforms. What information should I include if I need to reach out for assistance? For us to best assist you, it helps to have the following information ready: The name or URL of your Wix site The name and version of the web browser you're using The name and version of your computer's operating system A screenshot of your console view (see below for steps) How do I take a screenshot of my console view? Open an incognito window in Google Chrome (Ctrl + Shift + N). Sign in to Wix and open your editor. Go to the area where you noticed the issue and try to repeat the steps. Press Ctrl + Shift + J (PC) or Cmd + Option + J (Mac) to open the Console. Tip: If the shortcut doesn’t work, right-click the page and select Inspect . Click the Console tab at the top, then press F5 to refresh the page. Take a screenshot of this tab. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? 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< Back Promoting your site Marketing integrations and tracking Using Meta Pixel with Your Wix Stores Wix automatically sends events to Facebook about your Wix Stores products on your site. To start using Facebook with Wix Stores: Set up your Facebook advertiser account. Connect your Meta pixel to your site. Learn more Show me how Go to Marketing Integrations . Click Connect under Meta Pixel & CAPI . Click Connect to Facebook . (If required) Choose your profile in the pop-up and sign in. Click Continue . Click Continue to grant the necessary permissions to Wix Marketing Tools. 3. Paste your thank you page URL into your Facebook Ads Manager by following the instructions in the Custom Conversions section of this Meta article . The events you see in your Facebook account are: View Content: When a visitor views a product page. Initiate Checkout : When a visitor clicks on the "Buy Now" button. Add Payment Info : After the visitor added his payment information. Purchase: When a visitor purchases a product and is taken to the "Thank-you" page. To see the event data in Facebook: Sign into your Facebook account. Click Ads Manager , located in the top left corner. Click Events Manager . Learn about creating custom audiences and custom conversions in Facebook. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Marketing integrations and tracking Verifying Your Domain on Facebook To track events on your site using Meta pixel after the release of iOS14 in February 2021, you must verify your domain on Facebook. Important: By using this service, you are engaging directly with a third-party service provider. We recommend reviewing the service provider's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use prior to your use of such third-party service. You acknowledge that we are not liable for any loss or damage resulting from your use of such third-party service, including any liability arising from any personal data exchanged between you and such third-party. Step 1 | Confirm you own your site domain on Facebook Verify your domain on Facebook using the meta tag method . Note: It is not possible to upload an HTML file to confirm domain ownership. Copy your meta tag. Step 2 | Add your Facebook Meta Tag to your site Go to Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Custom Code under Advanced Settings . Click Add Custom Code at the top right. Paste your Facebook meta tag in the text box. Enter a meaningful name for your code so you can quickly identify it later if needed. In Add code to pages , select All pages . In Place your code in , choose Head . Click Apply . Step 3 | Return to Facebook to complete verification Follow the Meta instructions to associate Facebook pages with your verified domain . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Marketing integrations and tracking Tracking Events in Wix Bookings Using Meta Pixel Wix automatically sends events to Facebook about your Wix Bookings services on your site. Using the Meta pixel, you can track events on your site such as views and purchases for each service you offer. Connect your site to get started. The events you see in your Facebook account are: View Content: When a visitor views a service page. Initiate Checkout : When a visitor clicks on the "Book Now" button. Select Date: After the user selects a date for his service. Add Payment Info : After the visitor added his payment information. Purchase: When a visitor books a service and is taken to the "Thank-you" page. To see the event data in Facebook: Sign into your Facebook account. Click Ads Manager , located in the top left corner. Click Events Manager . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Marketing integrations and tracking Setting Up Google Ads Conversions Setting up Google Ads conversions allows you to track when visitors take specific actions on your site, such as making a purchase, filling out a form, or subscribing to a newsletter. Tracking these conversions helps you understand which ads, keywords, and campaigns drive valuable customer actions. This information allows you to make better marketing decisions and optimize your advertising budget. For example, if you run a campaign to sell a new product, conversion tracking helps you see which ads lead to actual sales. Important: In countries covered by GDPR, Google only tracks visitor sessions where visitors give explicit consent via a cookie banner. Learn more about displaying a cookie banner on your site . View three different ways you can set up Google Ads conversions below. Method 1 | Import conversions from Google Analytics Importing Google Ads conversions from Google Analytics is an ideal method for all users. With a straightforward connection process, you can manage everything from your Google account and turn any Wix events into conversions. Google Tag unifies Google Analytics, Google Ads and other Google products. Learn more about Google Tag Unification . Important: Your Google Analytics and Google Ads accounts must have the same login details (email address and password) as your Google account. To import conversions from Google Analytics: Go to Marketing Integrations in your site's dashboard. Click Connect under Google Tag . Click Add Google Tag ID . Paste your Google ID in the pop-up. Note: Make sure that there are no extra spaces before the code. (Optional) Select the IP Anonymization checkbox if you want to hide your site visitors’ IP addresses from Google. Click Save . Set up key events in Google Analytics for the conversions you want. Go to your Google Ads account . Click Tools & Settings in the top right corner. Select Conversions under Measurement in the drop-down menu. Click Add conversion . Click Import . Select Google Analytics 4 properties ( App or Web ). Click Continue . Select the analytics events that you want to track. Click Import and continue . Click Done . Method 2 | Implementing custom code Implementing custom code to set up Google Ads conversions offers you more flexibility and precision. Wix supports conversions for both leads and purchases, which also allows you to set up enhanced conversions if needed. Supported conversion types Lead Conversions: Triggered when site visitors submit contact forms, subscribe, or send messages through Wix Chat. Purchase Conversions: Triggered when site visitors complete a payment for goods or services. Before you begin: Create a conversion action in your Google Ads account. This gives you the Conversion ID and Conversion label that you need to use in Google Tag Manager to track the action. To implement custom code for lead conversions: Copy the code snippet provided below and enter it into a text editor. Replace the placeholder values with your values: AW-CONVERSION_ID: Your Conversion ID from Google Ads LABEL_ID: Your Label ID from Google Ads Copy the entire code snippet. Go to Custom Code in your site's dashboard. Click + Add Custom Code at the top right. Click the Code Type tab, then scroll down and select Marketing . Click the Code Settings tab and paste the code snippet into the Paste the code snippet here field. Enter a name for your code in the Name field. Tip: Give it a name that is easy to recognize so you can quickly identify it later. Select an option under Add Code to Pages : All pages: This adds the code to all of your site's pages, including any new pages that you create in the future. Choose whether to load the code only once per visit, or on each page your visitor opens. Choose specific pages: Use the drop-down menu to select the relevant pages. Choose where to place your code under Place Code in : Head Body - start Body - end Click Apply . To implement custom code for purchase conversions: Copy the code snippet provided below and enter it into a text editor. Replace the placeholder values with your values: AW-CONVERSION_ID: Your Conversion ID from Google Ads LABEL_ID: Your Label ID from Google Ads Copy the entire code snippet. Go to Custom Code in your site's dashboard. Click + Add Custom Code at the top right. Click the Code Type tab, then scroll down and select Marketing . Click the Code Settings tab and paste the code snippet into the Paste the code snippet here field. Enter a name for your code in the Name field. Tip: Give it a name that is easy to recognize so you can quickly identify it later. Select an option under Add Code to Pages : All pages: This adds the code to all of your site's pages, including any new pages that you create in the future. Choose whether to load the code only once per visit, or on each page your visitor opens. Choose specific pages: Use the drop-down menu to select the relevant pages. Choose where to place your code under Place Code in : Head Body - start Body - end Click Apply . Method 3 | Setting up conversions using Google Tag Manager Google Ads conversion tracking is a way to measure the conversion actions that users take on your Wix site after they click or view your Google Ads. For example, a visitor might finalize a purchase after clicking an ad. This method is designed for experienced users who want to use Google Tag Manager to track Google Ads conversion actions by setting up variables, triggers, and tags that use the Conversion ID and Label ID of the action you want to track. Important: By using this service, you are engaging directly with a third-party service provider. We recommend reviewing the service provider's privacy policy and terms of use prior to your use of such third-party service. You acknowledge that Wix is not liable for any loss or damage resulting from your use of such third-party service, including any liability arising from any personal data exchanged between you and such third-party. Before you begin: Create a conversion action in your Google Ads account. This gives you the Conversion ID and Conversion label that you need to use in Google Tag Manager to track the action. You need to connect Google Tag Manager to your site before you can set up conversion tracking. Creating an eCommerce conversion based on purchase After you've created your conversion action, set up 2 variables in your Google Tag Manager account. Then, create 2 triggers that use these variables so that you can track your conversion action. Finally, you can start tracking the conversion action by creating 2 tags. Note: Wix fires a special collection of business events that cover the recommended by Google conversions. Do not use the Thank You page capturing method to track eCommerce-based conversions. Click the steps below to learn more. a | Create 2 variables Go to Google Tag Manager . (If required) Select the container that you want to create variables in. Click Variables . Click New under User-Defined Variables . Enter "dl_transaction_id" as the name for the variable. Click Choose a variable type to begin setup . Select Data Layer Variable under Page Variables . Enter "ecommerce.purchase.actionField.id" under Data Layer Variable Name . Click Save . Click New under User-Defined Variables . Enter "dl_conversion_value" as the name for the variable. Click Choose a variable type to begin setup . Select Data Layer Variable under Page Variables . Enter "ecommerce.purchase.actionField.revenue" under Data Layer Variable Name . Click Save . b | Create 2 triggers Click Triggers . Click New . Enter a name for the trigger. Tip: We recommend "tr_pageview" or similar. Click Choose a trigger type to begin setup . Select Custom Event under Other . Enter "Pageview" under Event name . Click Save . Click New . Enter a name for the trigger. Tip: We recommend "tr_purchase" or similar. Click Choose a trigger type to begin setup . Select Custom Event under Other . Enter "purchase" under Event name . Click Save . c | Create 2 tags Click Tags . Click New . Enter a name for the tag. Tip We recommend "conversion_linker" or similar. Click Choose a tag type to begin setup . Select Conversion Linker . Click Choose a trigger to make this tag fire . Select tr_pageview . Click Save . Click New . Enter a name for the tag. Tip: We recommend "conversion_tracking" or similar. Click Choose a tag type to begin setup . Select Google Ads Conversion Tracking . Enter the following information: Conversion ID: Enter your Conversion ID from your Google Ads conversion action. Conversion Label: Enter your Conversion Label ID from your Google Ads conversion action. Conversion Value: Enter "dl_conversion_value". Transaction ID: Enter "dl_transaction_id". Currency Code: Enter your 3-character currency code. Click Choose a trigger to make this tag fire . Select tr_purchase . Click Save . Create other types of eCommerce conversions: Other types of eCommerce conversions you can set up are "View product page", "Add to cart", and "Begin checkout". Creating a form submission conversion There are 2 types of events you can capture and track: Lead event capturing: Triggered when a site visitor submits a form. Thank you page capturing: Triggered if a site visitor is redirected to a form's Thank You page after submitting the form. Lead event capturing (recommended) a | Create a variable Go to Google Tag Manager . Click Variables . Click New under User-Defined Variables . Enter "dl_event_label" as the name for the variable. Click Choose a variable type to begin setup. Select Data Layer Variable under Page Variables . Enter "event_label" under Data Layer Variable Name . Click Save . b | Create a trigger Click Triggers . Click New . Enter a name for the trigger. Tip: We recommend "tr_form_submit" or similar. Click Choose a trigger type to begin setup. Select Custom Event under Other . Enter "lead" under Event name . (Optional) If you want to track 2 or more forms separately, select Some Custom Events , dl_event_label contains “your form name”. Note: You can find your form's name in the form's settings in your Wix site's dashboard. Click Save . Thank You page capturing a | Create a Thank You page Create a Thank You page that your site visitors will be redirected to after successfully submitting a form. b | Create a trigger Go to Google Tag Manager . Click Triggers . Click New . Enter a name for the trigger. Tip: We recommend "tr_form_submit" or similar. Click Choose a trigger type to begin setup. Select Custom Event under Other . Enter "Pageview" under Event name . Set the URL of the tracked Thank You page: Select Some custom events . Enter the Page URL that contains your Thank You page URL part. Click Save . Creating click button conversions Track conversions for when site visitors click phone, email, and WhatsApp buttons. a | Create a variable Go to Google Tag Manager . Click Variables . Click New under User-Defined Variables . Enter "dl_element-url" as the name for the variable. Click Choose a variable type to begin setup. Select Data Layer Variable under Page Variables . Enter "gtm.elementUrl" under Data Layer Variable Name . Click Save . b | Create a trigger Go to Variables and select Built in variables . Note: Make sure that all the click variables are selected. Click Triggers . Click New . Select the Click – Just links trigger. Enter a name for the trigger. Tip: We recommend "tr_click_email" or similar. Under This trigger fires on enter the value for the relevant use case: Email address: mailto / or email address Telephone number: Tel: / or telephone number WhatsApp: wa.me FAQs Click a question below to learn more about setting up Google Ads conversions. What is a conversion? A conversion is when a website visitor takes an action you want them to take, like buying something, filling out a form, or subscribing to a newsletter. Why should I track conversions? Tracking conversions helps you see which ads, keywords, and campaigns bring valuable customer actions. This information allows you to use your advertising budget more effectively and make better marketing decisions. How do I know which method to use? Use Method 1 if you want a simple and straightforward setup through Google Analytics. Use Method 2 if you need more flexibility and precision in your conversion tracking. Use Method 3 if you are experienced and want to create custom conversions like button clicks and WhatsApp interactions. Do I need a Google tag for Method 2? Yes, you need a Google tag installed in Dashboard > Settings > Marketing Integration. The tag or its destinations should match the conversion ID in your code. Can I track multiple types of conversions? Yes, you can track multiple types of conversions by setting up different conversion actions in Google Ads or Google Tag Manager. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Wix Site Inspection: Understanding Your Site Inspection Report Note: As of December 1, 2023, Google has retired their Mobile Usability report, the Mobile-Friendly Test tool and Mobile-Friendly Test API. Learn more about this update . With Wix Site Inspection , you can scan your site's pages for issues that could affect how they rank in Google search results. Create a detailed report with insights about the discoverability and indexability of your pages. You can quickly see the most important issues for your whole site in the Highlights section, see an overview of your pages in the Full Report section, or open a page's information panel to view detailed information about it. Important: Wix Site Inspection displays information about the most recently indexed version of your site. This may not be the same as the latest live version of your site because it takes Google time to crawl and index changes that you make. Learn more about Site Inspection limitations Understanding the Highlights section In the Highlights section you can see a summary of the index statuses and top status details of all your pages. You can use the Highlight report to quickly check the overall health of your site and understand if there are any issues you need to explore more deeply. Learn more about Index statuses and details . Understanding the Full Report section The Full Report section is where you can see an overview of the results of your Site Inspection scan. In this section, you can see: Page name Type of page (for example, Wix Stores product page) Index status Status details Rich results status You can use the search box to look for pages that contain a certain piece of text. This text can be in the page's name or in any other field such as Type or Index Status. You can also use the filters to view a certain page type, index status, or rich results status. Each page result in your Full Report has a status beside it. These statuses indicate whether your page is indexed or not, has issues, or is excluded from search results. Status Meaning Valid The page is indexed and can appear in search results. Note: A valid status does not guarantee that a page appears in search results. For example, it may be missing if it's a duplicate page or if it doesn't conform to Google's quality and security guidelines. Learn more about valid statuses Warning Google may or may not have indexed this page depending on its specific warning status . This means that the page may not appear in search results. Invalid Google did not index this page due to an error on it. You may be able to request that Google index the page after you fix the error. Excluded Google crawled this page, but decided not to index it. For example, Google may exclude a page that's a duplicate of a previously indexed page. Learn more about excluded statuses Unspecified Google doesn't currently have any information for this page. Understanding the page result information panel In the information panel for a specific page result, you can see more detailed information about that specific page. The information panel is divided into two sections: Index status and status details and Rich results. Index status and status details This section contains information about your page's status, the sitemap it's part of, the crawler that visited the page, the last date that Google crawled it, and the page's canonical URL. Detail Meaning Coverage state Displays information about whether or not your page can appear in search results and any issues the page has. Learn more about statuses Sitemap The URL of the sitemap that your page is listed in. Crawler type This is the primary web crawler type that Google used to crawl this page. For example, Googlebot Desktop simulates a desktop user visiting your site, while Googlebot Smartphone simulates a mobile device user. Learn more about Google crawlers Date last crawled by Google The last date that a Google web crawler visited this page. User-declared canonical The canonical tag that you (the site owner) set for the page. Learn more about canonicals Google-selected canonical The canonical URL that Google chose for this page. If it's not the URL you expect, you can try to request indexing for this page . Rich results report This section shows you information about any rich result types that your page is eligible for. These rich results are based on the structured data markup on your page. The section also shows you any issues that your page's markup has that could prevent search engines from displaying rich results for the page. Wix adds preset markups to some of your site's pages by default. For example, Wix Stores product pages have Product preset markups that tell Google that the page includes a product. The markup also includes relevant information about your product that Google can include in search results. Learn more about rich result statuses Understanding index statuses Index statuses give you information about whether or not Google can index a page so that it can appear in search results. There are five possible categories of statuses: Valid , Invalid , Warning , Excluded , and Unspecified . Read the relevant sections below to learn more about the statuses that you see in the report. Valid statuses Pages with valid statuses are indexed and can appear in search results. Important: A valid status does not guarantee that a page appears in search results. For example, it may be missing if it's a duplicate page or if it doesn't conform to Google's quality and security guidelines . You may see the following valid statuses: Status Meaning Valid - the page is indexed Google crawled and indexed this page and it can appear in search results. Valid - the page is indexed, but has issues This page is indexed and can appear in search results. However, it has some problems that might affect how it appears. For example it may be missing a rich result due to issues with the page's structured data markup . Valid - Indexed, not submitted in sitemap Google indexed this page, even though it's not included in your site's sitemap. It can appear in search results. Invalid statuses Pages with invalid statuses have not been indexed and don't appear in Google search results. You may see the following status reasons for pages on your site that have errors: Status Meaning Server error (5xx) This error relates to an unsuccessful request to a web page. Google requested access this page but the page wasn't available. A server error may happen when Googlebot tries to access the page and fails due to a request timeout, an overloaded server, or server that is down. Learn about fixing server errors Redirect error This means that Google found a redirect error. For example, Google may have found a redirect loop or the redirect may have included a broken URL. Tip: You can use a debugging tool like Lighthouse to get more information about the issue. Submitted, blocked by robots.txt This means that a page you submitted for indexing is marked in your site's robots.txt file as a page that you don't want to appear in search results. You can edit your robots.txt file to allow Google to index this page, and then request indexing for the page . Submitted, marked ‘noindex’ The "noindex" tag is a meta tag that you can add to a page's HTML code in order to prevent search engines from showing it in search results. However, this error message doesn't necessarily mean that there is a "noindex" tag in your code. Learn more about fixing this error Submitted, seems to be a Soft 404 A soft 404 error means that Google expected to find the page, but didn't. This could be because you recently deleted the page, or it may be that there is no content on the page. Learn more about fixing soft 404 errors Submitted, returns unauthorized request (401) This means that Google tried to access this page after you submitted it for indexing, but it was blocked. For example, you may have password protected this page , or it maybe be a private page in your Member's Area . If you want this page to be indexed, you need to make it a public page and then request indexing . Submitted, not found (404) This means that you submitted this URL to Google for indexing, but Google could not find anything for this page because it doesn't exist. For example, this may happen after you delete a page or change a page's URL. Learn more about 404 errors Submitted, returned 403 This means that you submitted this URL to Google for indexing, but Google was blocked when trying to crawl it. For example, you may have password protected this page , or it maybe be a private page in your Member's Area . If you want this page to be indexed, you need to make it a public page and then request indexing . Submitted, blocked due to other 4xx issue This means that Google tried to access this page after you submitted it and found some other server issue that is not covered by the issues above. Warning statuses Pages with warning statuses have issues that mean Google may or may not have indexed them. This means that the pages potentially do not appear in search results. Whether or not the pages are indexed depends on the page's specific warning status. Status Meaning Indexed, though blocked by robots.txt Google crawled and indexed this page, even though you requested that Google not index it in your site's robots.txt file . For example, this can happen if someone else links to your page on another site. If you don't want this page indexed, you can add a "noindex" directive in the page's robots meta tag instead. If you do want this page indexed, update your site's robots.txt file. Note: Wix adds a "noindex" tag by default to some pages when you add them to your site, such as form pages and calendar pages. Indexed without content This means that Google could index the page, but could not read the page's content. Excluded statuses If you see an excluded status in your report, it's not necessarily something that you need to worry about. Not all pages on your site need to be indexed. For example, search engines recommend not to index certain pages, such as Wix Blog archive pages or blog tag pages . Wix automatically adds a "noindex" tag by default to the robots meta tag of these pages to prevent search engines from indexing them. You may also see an excluded status for a page when Google crawled it, but decided not to index it for search results. For example, this might happen if Google decides that a page is a duplicate of a previously indexed page. Status Meaning Excluded by ‘noindex’ tag This means that Google tried to index the page, but found a "noindex" directive in the page's robots meta tag. If you want this page to be indexed, you can try the following: make sure there is no "noindex" directive in the page's robots meta tag or in your site's SEO Settings and make sure that you allow search engines to index your site . Blocked by page removal tool This means that the page is currently blocked by a URL removal request to Google . This block is valid for up to 90 days, after that Google may index the page again. Blocked by robots.txt This means that a page you submitted for indexing is marked in your site's robots.txt file as a page that you don't want to appear in search results. If you want to Google to index this page, you can edit your robots.txt file and then request indexing . If you don't want Google to index this page, it's better to edit the page's robots meta tag to add the "noindex" directive. Blocked due to unauthorized request (401) This means that Google tried to crawl this page, but it was blocked. For example, you may have password protected this page , or it maybe be a private page in your Member's Area . If you want this page to be indexed, you need to make it a public page and then request indexing . Crawled - currently not indexed This means that Google crawled this page, but decided not to index it for search results at the moment. It may or may not be indexed in the future. Tip: If you want these pages to appear in search results, you can try to request indexing for them . Discovered - currently not indexed This means that Google found this page, but decided not to crawl it for search results at the moment. This is usually because Google decided that crawling this page would overload your site and rescheduled crawling for a later time. Tip: If you want these pages to appear in search results, you can try to request indexing for them . Alternate page with proper canonical tag Google crawled this page and decided that it is a duplicate of another page that it considers the canonical version . This page correctly points to the canonical page, so you don't need to do anything. Duplicate without user-selected canonical Google crawled this page and considers it a duplicate of another page, but none of the page URLs are marked as the canonical version . Google also thinks that this page is not the canonical version. If you want Google to index this page, you can resolve this error by updating its canonical URL. Duplicate, Google chose different canonical than user You marked this page as the canonical version of a set of pages. However, Google thinks that there are 2 pages with very similar content, and has decided to index only one of them. It can also mean that there is one page that can be reached by multiple URLs and Google chose only one to index. Check if the page that is receiving this error is not a copy of another page (or has very similar content). To index this page instead, update the canonical URL of the other page to indicate that it is the duplicate. Not found (404) This means that Google could not find anything for this page's URL during crawling. For example, this may happen after you delete a page, or change a page's URL without creating a 301 redirect . Learn more about 404 errors Page with redirect Google crawled this page and found that it was a redirect to another page, so Google decided not to index it for search results. Soft 404 This means that Google expected to find the page when crawling it, but didn't. This could be because you recently deleted the page, or it may be that there is no content on the page. Learn more about fixing soft 404 errors Duplicate, submitted URL not selected as canonical You requested that Google index this page. However, Google found that it is one of a set of duplicate pages and none are marked as the canonical version . Google thinks another page is a better choice as the canonical version and indexed that page. To index this page instead, update the canonical URL of the other page to indicate that it is the duplicate. Blocked due to access forbidden (403) This means that Google tried to crawl this page, but it was blocked. For example, you may have password protected this page , or it maybe be a private page in your Member's Area . If you want this page to be indexed, you need to make it a public page and then request indexing . Blocked due to other 4xx issue Google tried to crawl this page but found some other server issue that's not covered by the issues above. Unknown to Google The URL has not yet been found by Google. This may be because it’s a new page or it has no links directing to it. Unspecified status An unspecified status means that Google has no information available for this page. Still need help? You can find out more about reasons that your site or page may not be indexed in this help article . Understanding rich results statuses The rich results statuses give you information about the rich results types that the pages on your site are eligible for. These rich results are based on the structured data markup on the page. This section also shows you any issues that your page's markup has. These issues could prevent search engines from displaying rich results for your pages in search results. Important: Not all types of rich result are supported for site inspection by Google yet. Pages with structured data markup for unsupported types may still show rich results in search results. The table below explains the different rich results statuses that you may see in your report. Status Meaning Valid The rich result is eligible and can appear in Google search results. The page's markup has all of the required and optional data it needs. Optional fix The rich result is eligible to appear in Google search results, but there is optional data that you can add to the page's markup that could improve it. Some examples of optional fixes are missing or invalid optional values, errors in non-critical properties, or deprecated properties in the markup. Issues Your page's markup is missing required data and the rich result cannot appear in Google search results. Markups with issues have at least one error, and can also have warnings. Learn more about common structured data markup issues Unspecified This status means that Google currently has no information available about the page. This is often because Google couldn't retrieve the page or test its rich result at the time of the report. No data This status can mean that the page does not have markup, or that the page is not indexed and Google doesn't have info about it. You can learn more about the different types of eligible rich results here: Breadcrumb Dataset Education Q&A Event FAQ Fact check Guided recipe How-to Image License Job posting Learning Video Logo Product Q&A page Recipe Review snippet Sitelinks searchbox Special Announcement Video Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Setting Up a 301 Redirect for a Multilingual Site Setting up a 301 redirect for a multilingual site ensures that visitors are seamlessly redirected from an old URL to a new one in the correct language. This helps maintain a smooth user experience and improves your SEO. For example, if you had an old URL for an French page, such as /about-us, and you now have a new URL for that page in French, setting up a 301 redirect ensures that French-speaking visitors land on the correct page. Important: Redirects can only be done between pages in the same language and not across languages. For example, you can set up a redirect from a Spanish page to another Spanish page, but not from a Spanish page to a French page. Creating a 301 redirect for a multilingual site Ensure that visitors are seamlessly redirected from an old URL to a new one in the correct language by creating a 301 redirect. This helps maintain a smooth user experience and improves your SEO. To create a multilingual redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Click the language drop-down at the top and select the language you want to create a redirect for. Click + New Redirect . Select Single redirect or Group redirect . Enter the old URL path you want to redirect from (e.g. /about-us) under Old URL . Enter the new URL that you want to redirect to: For pages on your site: Start typing the URL slug of your new page and select it from the drop-down. For external pages: Enter the entire URL that you want to redirect to. Click Save , or click Save & Add Another to add more. Note: The new URL cannot contain the language query parameter: ?lang= Importing redirects for a multilingual site Upload a CSV file to import up to 500 URL redirects at a time. You can upload your own CSV file or download the provided template to create a new CSV file for the import. Each site can have a maximum of 5,000 redirects. To import multilingual redirects: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Click the language drop-down at the top and select the language you want to import redirects for. Click More Actions at the top and select Import [language] redirects . Click Upload CSV File . Tip: Click Download Template if you want to use a template to create your file. Select the CSV file you want to import from your computer and click Open . (If there are more than one type redirect detected) Enable the toggles next to each redirect type you want to import: New redirects: Add all new redirects to your website. Existing redirects: Replace existing redirects. Tip: Click Download a CSV report to check the status of each redirect you are importing. Click Import Redirects . Tip: Alternatively, click Replace File to upload a different CSV file. Then select the file and click Open . Deleting a 301 redirect for a multilingual site You can delete any 301 redirects that you no longer need using the URL redirect manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Important: You cannot undo the deletion of a 301 redirect. Once you delete a language from your site, all of the redirects connected to it will also be deleted. To delete a redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Click the language drop-down at the top and select the language you want to delete a redirect for. Hover over the 301 redirect that you want to delete. Click the Delete icon . Select an option: Delete for [Language] Only: Delete the 301 redirect only for the language you selected. Delete for All Languages: Delete the 301 redirect for all languages on your site. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about setting up 301 redirects for a multilingual site. What should I do if I get an error while importing redirects in a CSV file? If you get an error when importing your redirects, you can download the CSV report to see the status of each redirect. The report will look like your CSV file, but with additional columns listing the status of each redirect. Learn more about fixing CSV file import errors . Are there any limitations to the group redirect tool? With the group redirect tool, it is not possible to: Add spaces in either the old or new path. Use a path which has already been used in another redirect (single or group). Redirect from your site's home page. Add group redirects for external domains. Redirect a group of pages to a single page (e.g. mystunningwebsite.com/ products/product-name to mystunningwebsite.com/ product-gallery ). Can I edit a 301 redirect after it has been created? Yes, you can edit your 301 redirects using the URL redirect manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Learn more about editing 301 redirects . My 301 redirect cannot be created, why? If you try to create an automatic redirect for a page that you've already manually redirected, you'll see a notification that we couldn't create the redirect. Learn more about resolving a 301 redirect conflict . Why do some of my redirects not have an 'Auto redirect' label on them? Once you change a URL slug, an automatic redirect is created to preserve your SEO efforts and prevent 404 errors from occurring. You will see an 'Auto redirect' label on the redirect to help you tell the difference between automatic redirects and the redirects you created manually. Currently, redirects created before this feature was released will not have a label on them. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Marketing integrations and tracking Using Google Analytics Goals to Track Events in Google Ads Important: By using this service, you are engaging directly with a third-party service provider. We recommend reviewing the service provider's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use prior to your use of such third-party service. You acknowledge that we are not liable for any loss or damage resulting from your use of such third-party service, including any liability arising from any personal data exchanged between you and such third-party. With Google Ads conversion tracking, you can easily measure the effectiveness of your ad campaigns. Google Analytics will tell you which of your ad clicks lead to purchases, downloads, newsletter sign-ups, or any other goals you set. Note: When setting up goals it's important to use the same Google login for the Analytics and Ads accounts. Wix recommends importing your Google Analytics goals to your Google Ads account. Learn More Create Goals in Your Google Analytics Account Create goals to set what you want to track. You can create up to 20 goals in one view. Make sure to select “Event” type. The goals are based on tracking events that Wix reports to Google Analytics and other tracking tools. Learn More Show me how Sign in to Google Analytics . Click Admin . Under the View column click Goals . Click New Goal . Select Custom . Click Continue . Enter a Goal Description based on the appropriate category below, e.g. Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings. Select a goal type to be Event . Click Continue . Note: You need to define at least one of the conditions but we recommend setting at least two conditions in case you use more than one Wix application. You can create a Goal for each Event Action from the table under Reported Events - Ticketing in this article. You can use "Purchase", "Product Click", "View Content" and so on. Learn More Make sure the Use the Event value as the Goal Value for the conversion is set to Yes . Click Save . Default Events and Triggers for Wix Apps See below for a list of events and triggers you can use to set up your Google Analytics goals for different Wix apps like Stores, Bookings, and so on. Wix Stores Learn More Category Action Label (Optional) Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Product Impressions none Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Product Click Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores View Content Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Add to Cart Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Remove from Cart Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Initiate Checkout none Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Add Shipping Details none Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Add Delivery Method none Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Add Payment Info none Enhanced Ecommerce - Stores Purchase none Wix Bookings Learn More Category Action Label (Optional) Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings Product Click Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings View Content Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings Initiate Checkout none Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings Select Date none Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings Start Payment none Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings Add Payment Info none Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings Add Personal Info none Enhanced Ecommerce - Bookings Purchase none Wix Events Learn More Category Action Label (Optional) Enhanced Ecommerce - Wix Events Product Click Enhanced Ecommerce - Wix Events Add to Cart Enhanced Ecommerce - Wix Events Initiate Checkout none Enhanced Ecommerce - Wix Events Add Payment Info none Enhanced Ecommerce - Wix Events Purchase none Wix Forms Learn More Category Action Label (Optional) Leads Submitted Wix Chat Learn More Category Action Label (Optional) Engagement Chat - Opened Chat Engagement Chat - Closed Chat Wix Mobile Action Bar Learn More Category Action Label (Optional) Engagement Chat clicked Mobile Action Bar Leads Phone clicked Mobile Action Bar Leads WhatsApp clicked Mobile Action Bar Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit