Elevate your Wix website with the seamless integration of a StoreRocket store locator. In this guide, we'll show you how to easily embed a sophisticated and customizable store locator into your Wix site, enhancing your user experience and business reach.

Step 1: Set Up Your StoreRocket Account

Start by creating your StoreRocket account. The process is simple – just sign up on StoreRocket, and you'll be directed to your dashboard. This is where the magic happens, allowing you to manage your store locator efficiently.

Step 2: Populate Your Locator with Locations

Now, it's time to add your locations to the StoreRocket system. You have two convenient options:

• Manually add locations one by one for precise control.
• Utilize the bulk import feature to quickly upload multiple locations via an Excel/CSV file.

Step 3: Embedding StoreRocket into Your Wix Site

With your locations ready, embedding StoreRocket into your Wix site is a breeze:

• Head over to the 'Install Widget' section in your StoreRocket dashboard and copy the provided embed code from Option 1.
• In your Wix Editor, click 'Add Elements' and choose 'Embed Code', followed by 'Popular Embeds'.
• Select 'Embed HTML' to place the StoreRocket code snippet on your site.
• Click the embed element, choose the 'HTML' option, and paste the copied StoreRocket embed code.
• Apply the changes, and your store locator is live!

Customize and Enjoy

After embedding, return to your StoreRocket dashboard for customization. Here, you can select themes, map styles, set default search radii, and more, ensuring your store locator perfectly aligns with your website’s aesthetics and functionality.

Conclusion

Adding a StoreRocket store locator to your Wix website is straightforward and impactful. By following these simple steps, you're not just adding a feature; you're enhancing your customer's experience and broadening your business’s accessibility!

Dive into the world of seamless store location integration with StoreRocket.

Sign up today for a free trial and transform your Wix website into a customer-friendly platform!

Squarespace is undoubtedly one of the most popular platforms to build a modern, beautiful and powerful website. They offer very good-looking themes and everything works great out of the box.

If you have are a business (or you're working for your client) and you have a Squarespace website, chances are that you would like to show your retailers or branches to your customers, in a nice and easy Where to Buy or Find Stores page.

A Where to Buy page is heavily recommended (if not mandatory!) for every business that sells physical (and non-physical) products.

An essential element of a Where to Buy page is a store locator.

Today we will see how we can add a customizable and beautifully designed store locator to your Squarespace site with the help of StoreRocket store locator, which requires zero coding skills needed!

Create a StoreRocket account

The first step is to create a StoreRocket account (it's free and you'll get a free trial to test all the features, with no credit card and commitment).

Head over to the Get Started page, enter your details and proceed with the signup.

Add the store locator widget to your Squarespace site

It's already time to add the store locator widget to your Squarespace site, and guess what? It's very easy and it takes just 2 minutes.

In the Home Menu, click Pages.

Create a new page or choose an existing page from the list.

In the page content, add a new Code content block.

In the Code content block, add your widget installation embed code.

Save the changes on the page and you're done.

Add your locations to the store locator

Now that the store locator is successfully installed on your Squarespace site, you need to add your locations to it.

StoreRocket gives you two ways to do so:

1. Adding locations manually (one by one) — Great if you have few locations.
2. Import locations from a spreadsheet/CSV file — Great if you have many locations.

Choose your preferred way and, once you're done, your store locator will be automatically show your newly added locations.

Your store locator is now live

At this point, you should be able to see a working store locator on your Squarespace site and interact with it.

Help! The store locator sometimes doesn't load!

Don't worry, we know what's going on. Some modern Squarespace themes use a feature called Ajax-loading and that's the reason why the store locator widget is working sometimes, but not all the times.

If you are encountering this issue, we have an easy fix for that! Click on the link below and follow the detailed guide we wrote and everything should be working properly.

Install StoreRocket store locator on an Ajax-loading enabled Squarespace website

Conclusion

We hope this guide helped you in adding a store locator to your Squarespace website!

If you need help, don't hesitate to get in touch with us and we'll be happy to assist you. 😊

Adding a store locator to your website is a must nowadays, whether you have an e-commerce or you want to show your retail locations of your brand. Every day, hundreds of thousand people visit store locators to find products they want to purchase.

Creating a store locator from scratch requires time and money, whether you know how to build it by yourself or you ask your web developer. For this reason we created StoreRocket, which is a 'Store Locator As-a-Service' platform. Think of it like a plug and play store locator for your website that can be installed in few minutes and the best part is that it doesn't require you to write any code!

StoreRocket is a powerful store locator that will save you so much time and increase your sales by driving more foot traffic to your locations. You can choose between Google Maps and Mapbox as map providers. Today we will use Google Maps.

Let's see how we can use StoreRocket to add a beautifully designed and powerful Google Maps store locator to your website in less than 5 minutes.

Estimated Time: 5 minutes

Go to https://storerocket.io and create an account by clicking on the Try for free button. We are currently offering a no credit card 14 Days Free Trial. Feel free to try it with no strings attached.

Welcome to your StoreRocket dashboard where you can manage your locations, customize your store locator and much more.

Let's create your first location by clicking on Locations from the menu at the side and then New location or by clicking here.

You can now enter the information of your first location in the form. The only required fields are the name of the location and the address.

If you want, you can add additional information such as the website, the email and the opening hours of your location.

You'll also see a section dedicated to the Filters. Filters are like tags for your locations. You can categorize them and your visitors will be able to filter down your locations based by clicking on the filters.

Examples of filters are:

• Open 24 Hours
• Accepts Mobile Payment
• Premium Supplier
• Offers Truck Rental

You can categorize your locations with filters based on your business. To see some live examples, check out our demos (Shake Shack demo, Home Depot demo, Starbucks demo, IKEA demo).

When you are done, click Save and you should see your new location in the list!

Let's install the store locator widget on your website. From the menu, go to Widget and then Install or click here.

You'll see a code snippet at the top (Option 1) to copy to the clipboard.

Copy the code snippet to the clipboard and paste that code in the page of your website of your choice. As long as you can paste the code into the page, you can install the widget in any website, no matter what platform you are using (WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow, etc.).

Paste the code into an HTML block on the page of your website then save.

Visit that page and you should be able to see your store locator with the location that you added a few minutes ago. I promised you it was going to be fast!

You can now proceed to add more locations directly from the StoreRocket Dashboard or customize your store locator widget. You can choose the map colors, the map theme, default radius, and much more. All your settings can be found inside the Widget > Settings page.

Do you have many locations and you don't want to add them manually?

We have a powerful Bulk Import tool that can import thousands of locations in few minutes by upload a CSV file. Go to the Locations > Bulk Import page, download the CSV template (it's an Excel file), and follow the instructions.

If you need help, we can help you upload your locations, customize the design of your store locator and everything else. Drop us a message by clicking on the bottom right customer support icon and we'll help you!

Have an amazing day from StoreRocket!

Webflow is an application that allows designers to build responsive website without any coding knowledge. Since it was launched in 2013, it's continuing to grow in the website builder community and it's getting more popular month by month.

In fact, many of StoreRocket users are Webflow users as well and they use StoreRocket to add a store locator to their Webflow websites.

Let's see how we can do it with a simple and step by step tutorial.

StoreRocket is a store locator widget that lets you add a powerful store locator to your website without, just like Webflow, any coding knowledge.

In few steps, you'll be able to manage your locations through the StoreRocket Dashboard and see your changes in real time on your store locator.

StoreRocket offers a 1-month free trial of the top package called StoreRocket Business, which provides lot of features and perks like a powerful Analytics Suite, Google Sheets Sync, unlimited locations and much more. And no credit card is required on signup! 🎉

Note for Webflow users: You need at least the Lite plan in order to add an "Embed Code" element to your projects as described here.

Let's get started!

1. Create an account

Visit StoreRocket and create an account. After signing up, you'll be redirected to your brand new dashboard.

2. Add your locations

Now you can add your locations by adding them manually or using the bulk import tool to upload your CSV/Excel file.

Let's see how you can add a location manually.

Go to the Add Location page.

In the form, the only required fields are the location name and the location address.

PRO TIP: For the address, you can use the auto-suggest field in the map at the right. This will automatically populate the address field at the left.

Should you wish to add extra information of your location such as the email, the phone number and the website, go ahead and do it now.

Next, the search filters. Search filters are like tags or categories for your locations. You can assign one or more to your locations and the visitor of your website will be able to filter through your locations based on the search criteria by easily toggling them on and off.

Examples of search filters for a coffee shop company:

• Mobile Payment
• 24 Hours Open
• Free Wi-Fi
• Exclusive Rewards
• etc.

Even though they are not required, we encourage you to use some filters for your locations. Statistics have shown that users are more likely to convert into customers when they have a pleasurable experience finding the closest store to them.

When you are happy with your location details, click Save and you'll have your first location! 🎉

Add as many location as you like or proceed to install the store locator to your Webflow website.

3. Add the store locator to Webflow

Go to your Install Widget page of your StoreRocket Dashboard and copy the code to install the store locator.

Now open your Webflow dashboard and click on the website project you want to add the store locator to.

Inside the Webflow Designer, click on the top left icon with + (or click the A on your keyboard) and click on the Section element. Drag it inside the page wherever you wish.

Now let's add the embed code for the store locator. Click again on the + icon and scroll to the last section where you will find an element called Embed. Click and drag it inside the section you just created.

It's now time to paste the code that you previously copied from the StoreRocket Dashboard.

Click Save & Close.

Publish the changes to your domain and your store locator will be visible with all your locations! 🌏

4. Done! 🙌🏻

When we say no coding required, we mean it! The code snippet you just copy pasted is all you need. Now go to your StoreRocket Dashboard and have some fun customizing your store locator widget in the Customize Widget. Choose your widget theme, your map styles, the default radius, if the widget should load all your locations or only the ones nearby the user and much more.

That was easy, wasn't it? 😀

Get started with StoreRocket for free today and add a powerful store locator to your Webflow website.

Today we'll see how to add a store locator to your Shopify website in less than 5 minutes with the help of a store locator software called StoreRocket.

What is it? It's a hosted store locator service that lets you add a powerful store locator to your website with no coding needed.

Just copy-paste a tiny code snippet in your website page of choice and you can manage your locations through StoreRocket dashboard. All changes will be reflected in real time to your shiny new store locator, without ever touching the code again.

StoreRocket currently offers a 1-month free trial, so you can try out the high-end StoreRocket Business package, full of premium features like Google Sheets Sync, Analytics Suite, unlimited locations and much. No credit card is required on signup. 🎉

Let's start! 🏁

1. Create an account

Get Started with StoreRocket and enter few details about you.
Right after signing up, you'll have in front your dashboard.

2. Add your locations

It's now time to add your locations!

You have two options here:

• Add a location manually, one by one
• Bulk import all your locations, if you have an Excel/CSV file

First, let's see how you can add a location manually.

Go to the Add Location page and you'll see the form to add your first location.

The only required fields are the location name and the location address.

PRO TIP: For the address, you can use the auto suggestion address field shown in the map at the right, this will automatically populate the address field at the left.

You may also enter extra information of your location such as the email, the phone number and the website. Based on our experience, more information you insert for your locations, more satisfied will be your customer experience and you'll be able to drive more foot traffic to your retailers.

Next, we have the search filters. These are like tags or categories for your locations. You can assign one or more to your locations and the visitor of your website will be able to filter through your locations based on the search criteria by easily switching them on and off.

Examples of search filters for a coffee shop company:

• Mobile Payment
• 24 Hours Open
• Free Wi-Fi
• Exclusive Rewards
• etc.

We strongly recommend you to think about some filters you can use for your locations. Statistics have shown that users are more likely to convert into customers when they have a pleasurable experience finding the closest store to them.

When you are happy with your location details, click Save and you'll have your first location, congratulations! 🎉

Add as many location as you like or proceed to install the store locator to your Shopify website.

3. Add the store locator to Shopify

I assume you want the store locator in a new page separate page on your Shopify website, but this method is the same for existing pages as well.

On your Shopify Admin, go to Online Store > Pages > Add page.
Name the new page as you prefer (e.g. Our Locations, Find Us, Store Locator).

Click on the Show HTML icon at the top right of the page editor and paste the code snippet that you find inside your Install Widget[] page of your StoreRocket dashboard.

Click Save.

4. Done! 🙌🏻

Preview your page and you'll see your brand new store locator.

Now you can have some fun customizing your store locator widget in the Customize Widget of your StoreRocket dashboard. Choose your widget theme, your map styles, the default radius, if the widget should load all your locations or only the ones nearby the user and much more.

That was easy, wasn't it? 😀

Get started with StoreRocket for free today and add a powerful store locator to your Shopify website.