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Creators, which page in your Kajabi funnel are you least confident in right now?
Your sales page, checkout, or member portal?
It’s easy to focus on getting the offer, content, and traffic right while overlooking the actual experience people have once they land on your site.
A sales page might have great copy but feel confusing.
A checkout might work perfectly but create unnecessary friction.
And a member portal might have all the content but still feel difficult to navigate.
These small UX issues can quietly affect conversions, trust, and how people experience your brand.
So which one needs the most attention in your Kajabi funnel?
Sales page, checkout, or member portal?
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The project was completed and paid through Contra, and the live platform continues to run on Kajabi.
If you’re moving to Kajabi or consolidating a fragmented website, funnel, and client experience, this is the kind of system I build.
A quick visual look at the verified Kajabi delivery: website, funnel, and client portal in one connected system.
Building a website with a corporate touch — it had been a while since I’d worked on a project like this, and I absolutely loved it!
The client came prepared with a clear branding guide, strong copy, and a clear vision of what they wanted. And honestly, that makes such a difference.
Within just 3 weeks, I had the entire website and platform fully set up and ready to sell.
Front end? Done.
Back end? Done.
Full customer journey? Done.
This was such a lovely project to work on, and everything came together so smoothly. Not because building a complete website and platform is always “easy,” but because the client gave me everything I needed from the start.
Clear direction. Clear branding. Clear copy. Quick feedback.
It meant I could focus on what I do best: taking all those pieces and turning them into a polished, functional platform that’s ready for business.
And when the review rounds are a breeze? Even better.
What I did for this project:
- Built and designed the 10-page website
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- Set up and branded all essential system pages
- Connected the front-end website with the back-end systems
Made sure the entire platform was fully functional and ready to sell
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Solid work