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# Installing the Untitled ID Tag on a Squarespace Store
## Before You Begin
Log in to your site here: .
Ensure you have Administrator level permissions for your Squarespace site.
## Walkthrough Video
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## Written Guide
Recommended: Update Your Cookie Consent Banner
It's important that your visitors consent to cookie collection before the Untitled Tag identifies them. Squarespace has a free default cookie consent banner that you can turn on within its settings, as shown in the video. There are other consent management platforms (CMPs) that you may wish to implement on your site for compliance, ease-of-use, and design customization. [We have a guide on implementing Cookiebot here.](/misc/privacy-and-consent-management/set-up-a-cookie-consent-banner-with-cookiebot.md)
Recommended: Review Your Current Privacy Policy Disclosures In Place & Update if Needed
You may need to update your privacy policy to be compliant with the Untitled ID tag.
1. After you click Continue when creating a new ID Tag, our pre-written privacy policy will open. That policy may be used to supplement your existing policy if you don't feel the current policy covers and communicates the use of Untitled to your website visitors.
1. You can learn more about that on our [Privacy and Consent Management page](/misc/privacy-and-consent-management.md) and review or copy the [Sample Privacy Policy](/misc/privacy-and-consent-management/sample-privacy-policy.md).
2. It's best practice to make the privacy policy page easily available to website visitors. Many sites include it in their website footer.
Coming soon! Want to request these steps ASAP? Email and let us know.
## Next Steps
You can close your Squarespace site and go back to your Untitled account and view the ID Tag, but you don’t need to do anything else to make the tag start working for you.
After you've installed the ID Tag, allow up to **one hour** before your visitor data starts being captured by the tag. After that, the ID Tag will update about **every 15 minutes** with new visitors who have visited your site and are automatically resolved or identified by the Untitled ID Tag. Remember, not every visitor will show up in your visitor table, and if your site is brand new, it may take some time before many visitors appear in the table.
As you capture the email addresses, names, and other information of the visitors to your site, that's when you can start to do the exciting work of creating audiences, adding destinations, and using that customer data to reach out to the right people, at the right time, with the right offer and increase the effectiveness of your advertising.
Make sure to bookmark your Untitled account page in your web browser and return back to check on your visitor table at least a few days a week to watch your audience grow.
Still have questions? Email customer success at with your questions to learn how to make the most of you Untitled account.
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