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Merchants say this app is a game‑changing way to sell courses, memberships, and communities directly in Shopify with a single checkout on their own site. They highlight smooth customer journeys, strong course and membership tools, flexible branding and layout, fast media handling, and useful extras like drip classes. Setup and migration are described as simple, performance as fast and stable, and support as exceptionally quick, hands‑on, and personalized.
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TLDL: I’m committed to improving my communication skills but I can’t understand why someone would think it is stupid to place a test order on their own store 🤷♂️
Thank you for the feedback, Anming.
I completely agree that my communication skills still need work and improvement.
As a Non-Native English speaker, I’m committed to working on it and improving it every day.
To put this into context:
I was asked by Anming how she could interact with a community she created.
I replied and answered that she would interact with it just like any other member would.
And that there are 2 options for gaining access to a community:
1. By being given access manually.
2. By purchasing the product associated with the community.
And this is the exact reply I got from her:
"Are you telling me to purchase my own products ? -_- cuz that's stupid. Can you pretend that you are tech support and just tell me what to click on? I'm not going to buy my own products.”
(direct quote)
I then replied with step-by-step instructions on how to give a member access manually + a link to a video that shows how it's done.
Plus, I also wrote that I didn’t tell her what to do but shared the 2 options she has.
I further explained (although with some typos, which I’m sorry about and will do my best to word myself better in the future) that I don’t find it stupid at all to place a test order on your own store.
I also recommended doing that with a 100% discount code to make sure you are not being charged for it but still can see how everything works from the customer's point of view.
In my personal opinion, placing a test order is actually super smart as it allows you to make sure it all works as you’d like it to work and that the experience for the end customer is perfect.
I then got the following reply from her:
"So yeah, you did tell me to purchase my own products, and yeah that's fkn stupid.”
(direct quote)
So yes, I'm fully committed to improving my communication skills but I still can’t understand why someone would think it is a stupid idea to place a test order on their own store 🤷♂️
P.S.
Later that day (which was Saturday night btw)
I spent 3 hours live chatting and recording custom videos for this merchant when I was helping her solve issues with other apps that are not mine, nor do I have any relationship with.
