How to create a paid webinar funnel?

1. To connect with PayPal, click on PayPal logo and then Connect with PayPal. You will see a PayPal window open up.
2. Log in by typing in your email address and click on Next.
3. Type your PayPal password and click Log in.

Note that this has to be a Business account.

1. To connect with Stripe, click on Stripe logo and then click on Connect with Stripe.
2. Choose Sign in with Stripe to connect.
3. Type your Stripe email address and password and click Sign in to your account.

1. To connect with PayU, click on PayU logo.
2. Type the POS ID (pos_id), OAuth protocol (client_secret) and Second key (MD5). (The MD5 is in your PayU account. To get there, log into PayU and go to My Shops > Shop details > Point of sales and generate the configuration keys).
3. Click Connect

1. To connect with Square click on the Square logo and click Connect with Square.

2. Provide your login credentials to authorise GetResponse.

Put up a webinar sign up page with a form and an exit popup. Let people know what the webinar is about and encourage them to participate. You can do that by creating a landing page.

1. To collect new leads, click on Create a signup page. This will take you to the Landing page creator.

2. You’ll be transferred to a page where you can choose your template. Templates are grouped in categories, so select one for the webinars:

3. Then, give your page a name and click Next step. This will open the landing page editor.
4. Adjust the template to your needs. The template for the signup page will include a static form and an exit pop up page to collect signups for your list. You can have up to 10 variants of your page for A/B testing.
5. When you’re ready with how the page looks like, click Next step and this will open your page settings.
6. You can adjust your page name, set its description, the page URL as well as the thank you page. You can also configure Analytics & Remarketing and AdWords conversion tracking.
7. Once you’re done, click Publish to continue setting up your funnel.

You can add more pages, edit, manage, or delete them from the Action menu (vertical ellipsis) on the side.

You will be able to see your page link under the webinar name and open the page using the preview icon.

After setting up your first funnel page, you can create a Facebook ad for it.
To do that, click on “Create an ad”. You will be redirected to the ad editor.

All linked ads will appear on the top of the funnel. If ads are active, we will show overall clicks and reach.

Note: The ad will be linked to the first page of the funnel and cannot be changed. The ad can only be created for the first page of the funnel.

For more information on Facebook ads, please visit this page.

Add an autoresponder message to welcome new subscribers.

1. To do it, click Create an email.

2. You’ll be redirected to Autoresponder settings where you need to set up your message name, its subject line as well as from field and reply-to addresses. You can also configure Distribution settings.

3. When you’re ready, click Next step. You’ll be able to choose a template that is corresponding to your sign up page template if you switch the category to Webinars.
4. This message is meant to welcome your subscribers and also direct them to your sales page where they can purchase access to your webinar. The templates for paid webinars will by default display the webinar details and a link to your sales page.
5. Adjust the template to your needs and click Next step to continue building the funnel.

Note: The first message is set up to be sent on the day people join your list. You can change it by going to Autoresponders. You can set up more than 1 autoresponder. You can have up to 64 messages in the cycle in total.

To manage the autoresponders, edit or delete them, add more, or show contacts hover over the Action menu (vertical ellipsis).

To preview how your message looks like, use the preview icon.

The next step is to create a sales page and an order form that will prompt your contacts to purchase the access to your webinar.

1. Click Create a sales page to continue.

2. You’ll be taken to the template screen. Go to Webinars and choose the template that corresponds with your previous template choice. The template will include a landing page and an order form.
3. After choosing the template, enter your name for the sales page and click Next step.
4. The sales page template will include a summary of the product you’re selling and a link to the order form. You can edit the order form and add new fields if you switch to the order form tab:

5. The order form will have different fields depending on the payment processor you chose.
6. To edit the fields on the form double-click on them. If you click on an empty place within your form, you will be able to add new fields or remove some using the Webform fields button:

7. Click Next step when you’re ready with the sales page and the order form.
8. This will open your page settings. You can adjust your page name, set its description, and see the page URL. You can also configure Analytics & Remarketing and AdWords conversion tracking.
9. Once you’re done, click Publish to continue setting up your funnel.

Note: We will remind your customers when they abandon the order form that they haven’t completed the purchase. An automation workflow is created automatically for your order page. The abandoned cart email is sent 30 minutes after the order form is left.

If you want to edit the Abandoned cart email, hover the mouse over actions button (vertical ellipsis) and click on Edit email:

If someone purchases a webinar, we will display a confirmation page with an access button to the webinar. The person will also get an email with a link to that confirmation page.

You can manage the sales page, order and abandoned cart email form using the Action menu on the sides.

To preview your sales page, order form or abandoned cart email, use the preview icons:

Order – We include all initiated orders as orders on the funnel page, even if the order has not been completed. For example, you can see 5 order attempts but no completed orders, which means 5 people have not completed their order properly. For transactions with a credit card, we assume the order has been placed even if the status of the payment is pending. These orders don’t have to transform into a completed order if they are not fulfilled properly.

Abandoned order – We create an abandoned order workflow in the account when the sales page and the order form are created. On the order form page, we verify if the transaction has been completed. If not, the workflow sends an email with the reminder of the abandoned products 30 minutes after someone’s transaction has not been finished.

Create a confirmation page that will show your customers their order summary.

1. Click Add a confirmation page.

2. Choose a template that corresponds to your previous template choice.
3. Add a name for your confirmation page.
4. On the confirmation page, we will show a confirmation of what your customers have bought. You can edit the template to suit your needs and click Next step.
5. The page to configure confirmation page settings will open. You can adjust your page name, set its description, and see the page URL. You can also configure Analytics & Remarketing and AdWords conversion tracking.
6. Once you’re done, click Publish to finish setting up your funnel.

When you’re back to the funnel page, you can edit your confirmation page, confirmation email, or delete the page using the Actions menu (vertical ellipsis):

To preview the confirmation email, use the preview icon:

If you want to edit the Confirmation email, hover the mouse over actions button (vertical ellipsis) and click on Edit email: