Adding Snappy to your Squarespace website is straightforward and gives your marketing team the freedom to optimize without constant developer involvement.

1. Accessing Squarespace settings
2. Adding the Snappy script
3. Verifying installation
4. Troubleshooting

To get started with Snappy on your Squarespace site:

1. Log in to your Squarespace account
2. Select the website you want to add Snappy to
3. Click on Settings in the left sidebar
4. Select Advanced from the menu

This gives you access to the code injection options for your Squarespace site.

Squarespace makes it easy to add custom code to your site:

1. In the Advanced settings, find and click on Code Injection
2. In the Header section, paste your Snappy script:

<script src="https://scripts.letsbesnappy.com/YOUR_DOMAIN/admin.js"></script>

Make sure to replace YOUR_DOMAIN with the domain the script should be installed on.

3. Click Save to apply the changes

Your Snappy installation is now live on your Squarespace site!

To confirm Snappy is working correctly on your site:

1. Visit your live Squarespace site in a new tab
2. Right-click and select View Page Source (or press Ctrl+U / Cmd+Option+U)
3. Search (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) for "letsbesnappy.com" - you should see your script in the head section
4. Log in to your Snappy dashboard - your Squarespace site should appear as a connected site

If you're experiencing issues with your Snappy installation on Squarespace:

Squarespace's architecture handles scripts consistently across most pages, but there can be exceptions:

• Check that the script is added to the site-wide Header code injection (not page-specific)
• For sites with password protection, ensure the script also loads before authentication
• Some specialty pages like checkout may use different templates

If you're using Squarespace's e-commerce features:

1. Check if your product pages and checkout flow are displaying the Snappy script
2. Some parts of the checkout experience might be isolated from custom code for security reasons
3. Consider using Squarespace's Order Confirmation Code Injection for post-purchase tracking

When Squarespace releases platform updates:

• Custom code injections are typically preserved
• If functionality changes after a Squarespace update, check your code injection settings

If you have multiple scripts added to your Squarespace site:

1. Check the browser console (F12 or Cmd+Option+I, then click Console) for any JavaScript errors
2. Try temporarily removing other custom scripts to identify potential conflicts
3. Ensure your Snappy script is loaded before any scripts that might depend on it

With Snappy successfully installed on your Squarespace site, you're ready to start creating widgets, conducting A/B tests, and optimizing your site without waiting for development cycles.

Ready to transform your Squarespace site? Login to your Snappy dashboard and begin creating your first optimization today!