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Three things that often break in the first month on Kajabi:
The sales button points to a draft offer.
A tag never fires, so the welcome sequence never starts.
Checkout works on a laptop but fails on a phone.
No red error. The site just goes quiet. Buy your own product on your phone once a week and read every email.
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