I received an email from google
Your store ratings
aren’t showing on Google
so I did some digging and found the code I need to add to both the cart and the shopping cart pages using EDIT CODE
Getting started
Before getting started, review the Google Customer Reviews policies and complete the integration requirements for the opt-in
- Your shopping cart and checkout pages must be hosted on the same domain
- The confirmation page must be hosted on your own domain
- must be added to the top of every webpage
Once verified, follow the integration instructions to add the code snippet below to your order confirmation page and customize the variables as needed. The snippet integration will allow Google to display the Google Customer Reviews opt-in on your website. View instructions leads to
Integrate the survey opt-in module
The survey opt-in module lets customers choose whether to participate in Google Customer Reviews and also transmits the necessary transaction information to Google. This module is required on all order confirmation pages to participate in Google Customer Reviews. If you’re having issues integrating the survey opt-in module, try troubleshooting.
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If a user opts in, Google sends them a survey after the estimated delivery date of their order. For more information, read the Google Customer Reviews survey.
The survey opt-in works on desktop and mobile. Be sure to add the opt-in code snippet to both your desktop and mobile sites.
Integration instructions
To include the survey opt-in module on the order confirmation page, you must:
The survey opt-in module’s code should be placed on the order confirmation page of your checkout flows. All confirmation pages must use HTTPS, not HTTP.
Because this module triggers the Google Customer Reviews survey opt-in, the order details in this module must be accurate to the best of your ability.
If your check-out process uses a third-party processor, it must redirect back to the confirmation page on your domain.
Don’t obscure the GCR customer survey opt-in module with any other content on your order confirmation page.
Update the DOCTYPE
Be sure that the confirmation page uses the HTML5 DOCTYPE:
This doctype must be the first line item in the HTML code on your page. Using the HTML5 DOCTYPE ensures that web browsers will render your pages in standard mode instead of quirks mode. Quirks mode refers to a technique used by some web browsers to maintain backward compatibility with web pages designed for older browsers, instead of strictly complying with W3C and IETF standards in standards mode.
Note: Don’t include comments or whitespace before the DOCTYPE.
and I must admit
I am lost
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