


Step 1: On your server, create a new folder inside your domain folder named special-offers. 




Step 2: Inside your special-offers folder, upload the .js file. Do not rename the file — keep it as sales-profit-booster-widget.js. This ensures the script path for your 1-line snippet will match the example below without extra edits.

<script src="https://yoursite.com/special-offers/sales-profit-booster-widget.js"></script>

P.S. You can upload it exactly as it is — no edits needed except for changing the 'offer name display' of the offer in the widget, example: “John bought Traffic X. To edit that part, refer to the bonus in your package: ChatGPT Widget Customizer Guide.



P.P.S. If you plan to use this widget to promote multiple offers, create and load a separate .JS file for each product.
Why? Because each file controls the text the widget displays.
For example, on your Traffic X page, you might want it to say: “John bought Traffic X.”
But on your Social Queue page, it should say: “Mina bought Social Queue.”

To do this:

Duplicate your original .JS file.

Rename it with the product name for easy identification — for example:

trafficx.js
socialqueue.js

Edit each file so the purchase message matches the product name. To learn how to edit the widget code, go in your bonus named: ChatGPT Widget Customizer Guide.

Add the script snippet on each page to point to the matching file, like:

<script src="https://yoursite.com/special-offers/trafficx.js"></script>
<script src="https://yoursite.com/special-offers/socialqueue.js"></script>

This way, each page loads the correct widget text for the product it promotes.



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Step 3: Paste the snippets from Step 3 into the HTML of any page where you want the widget to appear. This can be placed anywhere inside the <body> section of your page.


P.S. If you're working with basic HTML pages or the regular version of WordPress, you won’t need to make any coding tweaks.

P.P.S. If you’re using page builders like OptimizePress, ClickFunnels, etc., you might need to make some code adjustments. Refer to the bonus in your package: ChatGPT Widget Customizer Guide.



