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# Getting started
## Integration Steps
### Step 1: Get the Frontnow Advisor Code
To start using the Frontnow Advisor, you will need to sign up for an account and obtain a subdomain. Once you have your subdomain, you can add the Advisor to your website by including our JavaScript library in your code and initializing the widget with your subdomain.
### Step 2: Embed the Code
Once you have the code, you can embed it into your website. You can place the code in the header or footer of your website, depending on your preference. The Frontnow Advisor will then appear on your website and provide personalized recommendations to your users.
Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates how to integrate the Frontnow Advisor into your website using the advisor.js library:
```html
My Website
```
Replace `YOUR_ADVISOR_SUBDOMAIN` with your Frontnow Advisor subdomain, which you can obtain by signing up for an account on our website.
Once you've added this code to your website, the Advisor will be available to your visitors and they'll be able to receive personalized recommendations and guidance as they browse your site. You can customize the appearance and behavior of the Advisor using [additional configuration options](/advise/2/integration/overview.md) and [styles](/advise/2/customization/branding.md) as needed.
### Step 3: Customize the Frontnow Advisor
We understand that every website is unique, and that's why we've made it easy to customize the appearance and behavior of the Advisor to fit your brand and user experience. With our intuitive customization options, you can change the color scheme, language, and layout of the widget, as well as specify which types of recommendations and guidance you want to provide.
You can customize the Frontnow Advisor to match the look and feel of your website. You can change the colors, fonts, and layout to match your brand. This will ensure that the widget seamlessly integrates with your website and provides a consistent user experience.
### Step 4: Test the Frontnow Advisor
Before launching the Frontnow Advisor, it is important to test it to ensure that it is working properly. You can test the widget by navigating through your website and ask questions and look at the suggestions provided by the Frontnow Advisor. Make sure that the suggestions are relevant and accurate.
### Conclusion
The Frontnow Advisor is a powerful tool that can help improve the user experience on your website. By providing personalized recommendations, you can engage your users and encourage them to stay on your website longer. By following the above steps, you can easily integrate the Frontnow Advisor into your website and customize it to match your brand.
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