Where is your site
Add it to a Wix site
Wix has no plugin from us, so choose how the reviews get onto the page. You can switch later.
1. Where is your site2. Add it3. Check
WixShopifySquarespaceWebflowOther
Site tag and a spot for each widgetRecommended for most
GoodUpdates itself after every sync and publish. Nothing to redo.
Trade-offNeeds JavaScript, so Google's first pass and AI crawlers won't see the review text.
1. In Wix, open Settings, then Custom code, and add this to the head of all pages
<script async src="https://tag.fairview.example/t.js" data-site="fv_site_7Q2K-sunrise-kothrud-41XB"></script>
2. Add an Embed HTML element where each widget goes
Copy both
<div data-fv-widget="W1"></div>
Use W2 next to the booking form. The corner badge needs only the tag.Paste the reviews as HTMLCrawlers read it
GoodThe review text sits in the page HTML, so Google and ChatGPT read it.
Trade-offIt's a snapshot. New reviews and replies show only after you paste again.
Snapshot of Homepage reviews, made today at 10:40
Copy the HTML
<section id="fv-W1" data-widget="W1" data-snapshot="2026-11-11">
<p>4.6 stars from 57 Google reviews</p>
<p>Selected Google reviews, 4 stars and above. Newest first.</p> ...
51 reviews, with names, dates, owner replies and "View on Google" links. The tag still adds the styling.The three ways side by side
| Site tag | Paste HTML | WordPress plugin | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Review text in the raw HTML | No | Yes | Yes |
| Updates by itself | Yes | No, re-paste | Yes |
| Works on | Every builder | Every builder | WordPress only |