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Glad it was helpful!

Do you mean using the Circle course as a lead magnet and trying to get people to buy from there or having people go to a landing page to buy the Circle course? If it's Circle -> landing page, I think creating a page in the course or having a short video in the course that's in a strategic moment of the course to sell what you're offering, I would guess that would work pretty well! If it's landing page -> Circle, I typically just have a custom link in Circle that only gives access to that space or space group. You should also be able to do that in Circle itself with their payment walls. You could just do this with their one time payment feature.

@@MatthewGira No, I mean to buy my course on Circle. What methods do people use to direct them over there to potentially buy?

Ah. That could be an entire video or course itself! I've seen a lot of ways. Here are common threads from what I've seen work: 1. Having an email list. You build trust with them, and you control the algorithm for the most part. 2. Having some people you know and don't know, try it out and write testimonials. Then, if you can include them in a "launch" of sorts when it's live to the public, I've seen that help expand reach beyond your own networks. 3. It's a newer way to me, but it makes more sense to me. Shifting your target customer from B2C to B2B. So, instead of selling it as individual courses, you're selling it as a license or to a group. So, if it's a personal wellness course, for example, trying to convince a company to buy it for their employees for personal development might work.

I haven't seen that in the course modules. From some courses I've personally taken, I've seen a couple people just use Typeform or Google Forms as a substitute.

Absolutely! There’s also a new photos space you can create so it’s like a community photo board

@@MatthewGira Thank you very much