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How to Install the ClickSambo Tracking Codes on a Wix Site?

01/06/2025

Installing ClickSambo Tracking Codes on a Wix Site

To fully protect your Wix site, you must install both ClickSambo tracking codes.

This is done by adding two separate "Custom Code" snippets in your Wix Dashboard.

Tracking Code (HEAD Section): Your primary script for real-time analysis.

NoScript Tracking Code (BODY Section): Your essential fallback for 100% coverage.

Important Prerequisite:
To use the Custom Code feature, you must have a Wix Premium plan and a connected domain (e.g., your-site.com, not your-site.wixsite.com).

Step 1: Get Your Tracking Codes

Before you begin, copy both of your unique ClickSambo tracking codes from your dashboard.

Log in to your ClickSambo account.
Navigate to Account > Account Settings > Domain Tracking Setup.
Select your domain and copy both the Tracking Code (HEAD Section) and the NoScript Tracking Code (BODY Section).

Step 2: Add Both Codes via Wix Custom Code

You will now create two separate custom code snippets in your Wix site's settings.

Part A: Install the HEAD Tracking Code

In your Wix Dashboard, navigate to Settings in the left-hand menu.
Scroll down to the Advanced section and click on Custom Code.
Click the + Add Custom Code button at the top right.
Configure the snippet as follows:
- Paste the code snippet here: Paste your Tracking Code (HEAD Section).
- Name: Give it a clear name, like ClickSambo - Main Tracking (HEAD).
- Add Code to Pages: Select All pages.
- Place Code in: Select Head.
Click Apply.

Part B: Install the BODY NoScript Code

While still on the Custom Code page, click + Add Custom Code again.
Configure this second snippet with the following details:
- Paste the code snippet here: Paste your NoScript Tracking Code (BODY Section).
- Name: Give it a clear name, like ClickSambo - NoScript Fallback (BODY).
- Add Code to Pages: Select All pages.
- Place Code in: Select Body - start. (This correctly places the code immediately after the opening <body> tag).
Click Apply.

Step 3: Enable Your New Codes

By default, Wix may not enable new custom codes. On the Custom Code page, ensure that the toggles next to both of your new ClickSambo snippets are turned on (the toggle should be blue).

Step 4: Publish and Verify

For the changes to take effect, you must publish your site

Click the Publish button at the top right of your Wix Editor.
Open your live website in a new incognito browser window.
Right-click on any page and select "View Page Source".
Confirm the HEAD code: Search (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) for cdn.clicksambo.com. You should find your script inside the <head> section.
Confirm the BODY code: Search again for ping.clicksambo.com. You should find your <noscript> code snippet located immediately after the opening <body> tag.

Once you have confirmed both codes are present in the correct locations, your Wix site is fully protected by ClickSambo.

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