Install the snippet
One line of code, pasted once, your approved fixes then apply to your live pages.
The snippet is how approved fixes reach your live site without touching your CMS. It loads on your pages, fetches only the fixes you've approved for that project, and applies them in the browser. Works on any platform, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Framer, or hand-built HTML.
1. Copy your snippet
- 1Open your project in the dashboard.
- 2Go to Settings (in the left sidebar).
- 3Find the “Install snippet” box under Site Integration.
- 4Copy the whole line, it already has your project ID and the right URL filled in.
<script src="https://seo.creativenexus.in/nexus-rank.js" data-project="YOUR-PROJECT-ID" data-api="https://seo.creativenexus.in" async></script>Copy it from Settings rather than retyping it, the data-project value is unique to your project, and the snippet won't find your fixes without it.
2. Paste it before </head>
It goes on every page, just before the closing </head> tag. Most platforms have a field for exactly this:
- WordPress, a header-scripts plugin (e.g. WPCode), or your theme's “header code” option. Editing header.php directly works but gets wiped by theme updates.
- Shopify, Online Store → Themes → Edit code → theme.liquid, just above </head>.
- Webflow, Project settings → Custom code → Head code.
- Wix / Squarespace / Framer, the custom head / header code field in site settings.
- Custom site, paste it in your base template's <head>.
3. Check it's live
- 1Open your site and view the page source (Ctrl/Cmd+U).
- 2Search for “nexus-rank.js”, if it's there, the snippet is installed.
- 3Approve a fix in Technical SEO & GEO, reload your page, and the change applies.
Nothing changes on your site until you approve a fix. The snippet only ever applies fixes you've explicitly approved, and it's async so it won't block your page loading.
On WordPress you can skip the snippet for image alt text, connecting your CMS writes alt text straight into the Media Library instead. See “Connect a WordPress site”.
Common questions
Will it slow my site down?
No. The script is async, so it never blocks rendering, and it only fetches the small set of fixes you approved for that project.
What happens if I remove it?
Your pages revert to their original markup. The snippet applies fixes at render time; it doesn't permanently rewrite your source.
Do I need it if my CMS is connected?
For image alt text on WordPress, no, those are written directly to your Media Library. For everything else (titles, descriptions, link titles, Open Graph tags), the snippet is how fixes reach the page.
Related guides
Every fix is a before/after diff you control, nothing goes live until you say so.
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