Summary of "Aug 13, 2025 DO IT WITH ME Session"

Summary of Key Wellness, Self-Care, and Productivity Tips from "DO IT WITH ME Session" (Aug 13, 2025)

Wellness and Focus Enhancement

Methylene Blue Supplement
- Taken for increased focus and mental clarity.
- Described as a high antioxidant that boosts mitochondrial energy at the cellular level.
- Users report feeling hyperfocused without feeling "wired."
- Helpful for combating brain fog, especially noted during menopause.

Productivity and Launch Preparation Tips

Pre-Launch Funnel and Sales Page Testing
- Always put your sales funnel into test mode before launch to simulate a customer experience without real payments.
- Use the test credit card number 4242 4242 4242 4242 with any future expiry date and security code of 42 to process test transactions.
- Test all automations triggered by sales (emails, access grants, pipeline updates).
- Check mobile responsiveness of all pages; adjust visibility of elements for desktop vs mobile views.
- Use padding/margin to improve page aesthetics and avoid elements touching screen edges.
- Avoid SEO on checkout/payment pages to prevent direct access via search engines.
Coupon Codes and Cart Settings
- Coupon codes can be enabled or disabled on checkout pages.
- Cart mode can be toggled to allow multiple product purchases or restrict to one item only to avoid double payments.
Post-Purchase Automation
- Set up automation to:
  - Tag new customers.
  - Move them through sales pipelines.
  - Assign tasks to welcome new members.
  - Grant access to purchased courses and private community channels.
  - Send a series of nurture emails over the first week post-purchase to encourage engagement.
Managing Automations
- Use long wait steps at the end of automations during setup to keep contacts in a holding pattern until ready to proceed.
- Manually advance contacts through automation steps for testing purposes.

Community and Membership Management

Community Setup and Structure
- Communities can be free, paid, or a mix (free entry with paid private channels).
- Use a welcome video and "start here" module to orient new members and reduce overwhelm.
- Communities can include:
  - Discussion channels (public or locked).
  - Events.
  - Learning modules/courses.
  - Quizzes to personalize content recommendations.
- Drip-feed content or release mini-courses incrementally to guide members through learning.
- Public communities allow anyone to request access; private communities require invitation or funnel opt-in to control membership quality.
Platform Features (Go Collab & High Level Integration)
- Go Collab integrates with High Level CRM for seamless community, course, and membership management.
- Features include:
  - Community discovery settings (public/private).
  - Member invitation controls.
  - Zoom live streaming integration (upcoming).
  - Custom domains and branding options.
  - Portal for members to access courses, communities, invoices, and affiliate info.
Membership and Course Access Models
- Options for monthly subscriptions or one-time purchases.
- Unlock specific courses or channels based on membership level or purchase.
- Challenges with selling standalone courses within a membership platform that bundles content.
- Importance of providing flexible options for different customer needs and budgets (e.g., full membership vs single course).
Community Management Best Practices
- Control member invitations to avoid irrelevant or spammy joiners.
- Use opt-in funnels to vet and manage community entry.
- Maintain engagement by monitoring course completion and sending reminders or notifications based on member activity.

Technical and Design Tips

Use layers and section/column/module views to manage complex page layouts and troubleshoot hidden elements.
Regularly refresh live sites to verify changes (e.g., pricing display).
Use templates and Canva for creating correctly sized branding images (cover photos, logos, favicons).
Set appropriate timezone and email sending times for automated communications.

Business and Customer Relationship Insights

One-on-one client work remains invaluable despite automation and scalable group offerings.
Offering multiple service levels (free content, paid memberships, personalized coaching) caters to different customer readiness and budgets.
Automation and community platforms are tools to support, not replace, personal connection.

Presenters/Sources

Michelle – Host, funnel and community setup expert, automation specialist.
Leanne – Clinical hypnotherapist launching the "Subconscious Sanctuary" membership.
Karen – Participant, learning platform user, discusses menopause and cognitive focus.
Mari – Mentioned as a user of drip-fed course content and community management.
Other Mentions: Kathy (shared a website for review), Sandy