Wix

Get Your Tracking Script

First, you'll need your analytics-tube tracking script. You can find this in your analytics-tube dashboard under Site Settings > Tracking Code. It will look something like this:

<script async defer src="https://app.analytics.tube/api/script.js" data-site-id="YOUR_SITE_ID"></script>

Replace YOUR_SITE_ID with your actual Site ID from your analytics-tube dashboard.

Go to Wix Dashboard

Log in to your Wix account and select the site you want to track.

From your site's dashboard, navigate to:

• Settings (usually in the left-hand sidebar)

Access Tracking Tools / Custom Code

In the Settings menu, look for a section related to tracking or advanced settings. This is often called:

• Tracking Tools & Analytics (under "Marketing & SEO" or a similar category)
• Or, Custom Code (sometimes under "Advanced Settings")

Add New Custom Code

Once in the Tracking Tools or Custom Code section:

• Click on + New Tool or + Add Custom Code.
• Choose Custom from the list of options if prompted.

Configure the Custom Code

You'll be presented with a form to add your code:

• Paste your analytics-tube tracking script into the main code snippet box.
• Name your code: Give it a recognizable name, like "analytics-tube Analytics".
• Add Code to Pages: Select All pages to track your entire site.
  • You might have an option to Load code once or Load code on each new page. Choose the option that best reflects loading the script on every page view.
• Place Code in: Choose Body - end. This is generally recommended for analytics scripts to avoid impacting perceived page load speed. Some Wix versions might offer "Head" or "Body - start" as well. "Body - end" is usually the best choice.

Apply Changes

Click Apply or Save to add the custom code to your site.

Verify Integration

After applying the changes, analytics-tube Analytics should start tracking visitors on your Wix site.

• Open your Wix website in a new browser tab or incognito window.
• Navigate through a few pages.
• Check your analytics-tube dashboard for incoming data. It might take a few minutes for the first events to appear.