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Before building another Kajabi landing page, map what the buyer should receive after payment.
For every offer, write down:
• The course or membership they should access
• The email that explains how to start
• The thank-you page they should see
• What changes if they buy a bundle or upgrade
On Andrea Maxim’s project, my Kajabi work included the course structure, memberships, offers, email automations and post-purchase journey.
The checkout and learning experience needed to agree about what had been purchased.
A simple offer-to-access map makes that agreement visible before you configure anything.
For a course creator, this is a practical launch check: purchase one offer as a new customer and follow every step through to the first lesson.
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