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Point each button on your own website at a listing on your storefront. A customer who clicks it lands on that listing on your subdomain, in the same tab, and books or buys there. Listing marketing and SEO settings explains how a listing’s slugs make up its address. Link a button to a collection the same way, from the Marketing tab of the collection under Catalog → Collections. Its address ends in /collections/ and the slug, such as /collections/used-bikes. The TWICE Rentals app for Wix is a separate route that runs on TWICE 1.0.

Prerequisites

Required permissions: Create and edit listings to change a listing’s slug (catalog:listing_seo:manage). Every built-in role holds it, Member included. See Users & Roles.
Have ready before you start:
  • Your subdomain connected and set as primary under Settings → Domains, such as book.yourbrand.com. Your website keeps its own domain. Owner and Admin can connect one. See Set up the online store.
  • The listing on sale in the online store, so its page opens. See Where a listing sells.
  • Access to your website builder, to change the button’s link.

The walkthrough

1

Open the listing

Open Catalog in the main menu and choose Listings. Find the listing the button should open and click its row. The listing opens on its General tab.
The Listings table under Catalog, with Listings highlighted in the main menu and a listing's row highlighted
2

Open the Marketing tab

Click Marketing in the row of tabs at the top of the listing. The Search engine listing card opens with Slug below the meta description. The field shows your storefront’s address in front of the slug.
The listing's Marketing tab, with the tab and the Search engine listing card highlighted, and Add slug under the meta description
3

Set the slug

Check the slug in the field marked Primary. A listing gets one from its name when it is created, and an older listing may have none. Change it now if it reads poorly, before any button uses it, for example to event-space-half-day. If there is no field, click Add slug and type one.
The Slug row with the storefront address in front of a typed slug, the Primary chip beside the field and Add slug under it
4

Save the slug

If you changed the slug, click Save changes in the bar across the top of the page. The bar closes and the field keeps the new slug.
The save bar across the top of the listing, with Save changes highlighted
5

Put the link on your button

In your website builder, set the button’s link to the address in front of the field followed by the slug, such as https://book.yourbrand.com/products/event-space-half-day. Switch off the builder’s option to open the link in a new tab, then publish your website.
The Slug field with the storefront address and the slug highlighted separately, the two halves of the link
6

Test the button

Click the button on your published website, on a phone as well as a computer. The listing’s page opens on your subdomain in the same tab, with its name at the top and its options to book or buy. Checkout runs on the same address.
The listing's page on the storefront, with its name at the top and the Buy for button highlighted

How do I know it worked?

  • The button opens the listing’s page on your subdomain, not on a twice.shop address.
  • The page opens in the same tab, so the browser’s back button returns to your website.
  • A test order placed from that page reaches checkout on the same address and shows in Orders.

Troubleshooting / common pitfalls

The listing is no longer on sale in the online store, or the slug in the link was changed or removed. Every slug in the list keeps opening the listing, so add the old slug back with Add slug. See Where a listing sells and Listing marketing and SEO settings.
Your subdomain is connected but not primary. Choose Set as primary on its row under Settings → Domains. See Domains.
Add your website to the storefront header. In the theme editor’s Header block, click Add external link, enter your website’s address and switch off Open in new tab. See Pages and navigation.

Online Store

How the storefront is served, and the pages it is made of.

Listing marketing and SEO settings

Slugs, page titles and share previews, field by field.

Set up the online store

Connect your subdomain and make it primary.

Pages and navigation

Wire the header and footer, including a link back to your website.

Design the storefront

Match the storefront’s logo, colours and type to your website.