Hello @Djinnlevis  You can use the developer tools to generate sample data for testing.

More info on developer tools to generate sample data is available here:

https://developers.klaviyo.com/en/docs/generate_sample_data

Hello @Maxbuzz ,

Thank you very much for your advice.

I will use this feature and let you know how it has been for me!

Take care

1. Use Klaviyo’s Demo Account:

• Klaviyo often provides demo accounts or a sandbox environment where you can experiment with features without impacting real data. Check if you can access one.

2. Create a Test Store:

• You can set up a free trial store on platforms like Shopify or BigCommerce. Use the trial period to populate it with dummy data and practice creating campaigns, flows, and segments.

3. Simulate Data:

• Create a spreadsheet with fictional customer data, such as names, email addresses, and product preferences. Use this data to practice creating segments and sending test emails within Klaviyo.

4. Engage in Community Forums:

• Join Klaviyo’s community forums or Facebook groups. Engage with other users, ask questions, and share insights. This can provide practical knowledge and inspiration.

5. Work with a Friend’s Store:

• If you know someone with an e-commerce store, ask if you can help manage their email marketing or set up flows. This can provide real-world experience and data.

6. Explore Case Studies:

• Review case studies and examples from other brands that use Klaviyo. Analyze their strategies and consider how you might implement similar tactics in your practice.

1. Create a Demo Account:

• Check if Klaviyo offers a demo or trial account that allows you to explore the platform’s features without needing an actual store.

2. Set Up a Test Store:

• You can create a free trial store on platforms like Shopify or WooCommerce. Populate it with dummy products and data to practice creating campaigns and flows.

3. Use Dummy Data:

• Create fictional customer data using spreadsheets. Include names, emails, and preferences to practice segmentation and email campaigns within Klaviyo.

4. Engage in Community Forums:

• Join Klaviyo’s community forums or social media groups. Engage with other users, share insights, and learn from their experiences.

5. Collaborate with a Friend:

• If you know someone with an e-commerce store, offer to help them with their email marketing. This can provide real-world experience and data to work with.

1. Check Placement of the Snippet:

• Ensure you’re placing the snippet in the right section of your theme files. It should typically be in the theme.liquid file or within the product template file before the closing </body> tag, not within <style> tags.

2. Using Correct HTML Structure:

If the button IDs are unique, you may need to modify the snippet to accommodate these variations. Instead of targeting a specific ID, consider using a class selector that applies to all "Add to Cart" buttons. For example:
javascript

3. Ensure JavaScript is Enabled:

• Make sure that JavaScript is enabled on your site and that there are no errors in the console that could prevent the script from running.

4. Test with a Simple Alert:

• As a debugging step, replace your Klaviyo snippet temporarily with a

5. Klaviyo Tracking Script:

• Confirm that the Klaviyo tracking script is properly installed on your site. If it’s not loading correctly, the custom events won’t work.

6. Consult Shopify’s Support:

• If you continue to face issues, consider reaching out to Shopify support or checking their forums. They may have specific guidance for the Colorblock theme.

7. Use Developer Tools:

• Use the browser's developer tools (F12) to inspect the "Add to Cart" buttons and see if your script is attached correctly. You can also check for any JavaScript errors in the console.

8. Revisit Klaviyo’s Documentation:

• Double-check the Klaviyo documentation for any specific instructions related to your theme or any updates that might apply.