Offerings are essentially the products or services that an end-user can purchase from your webpage. On Exly, you can create and edit a variety of offerings, the same are listed below:
By creating an offering for live webinar, you can host interactive webinars and educate your audience.
By creating an offering for online/offline workshops, you can offer single or multiple sessions on fixed dates and time slots.
By creating an offering for pre-recorded courses, you can create/upload a course using recorded audio, videos, and documents. You can use this offering to sell nutrition guides, diet plans, e-books, coaching tips, etc.
Community
You can create a Telegram, Whatsapp and a Branded Community with Exly. By creating a community on our platform, you can foster a virtual space for like-minded individuals to connect, interact, and build a strong connection.
By creating an offering for one-on-one appointments and/or consultations, you can select your availability slots and get your clients to book a session with you.
By creating an offering for regular classes, you can teach single or multiple batches on a daily/weekly basis. For regular classes, the session for each batch starts and ends on the same date for everyone.
By creating an offering for quick payment pages, you can create payment pages within 30 seconds and get paid for your services. You can even sell merchandise using this offering.
By creating an offering for flexible classes, you can provide weekly, repeating lessons to single or multiple batches. Students will have different start dates based on when they pay for the class.
By creating a merchandise offering on our platform, you can create and sell your unique products directly to your audience.
How to start creating Offerings on Exly?
To create an offering on Exly, follow this step-by-step guide:
Step 1: On the left side of the Creator Tool page, click on the Create/Edit Offerings option.
Step 2: You can create a new offering by clicking on the Create an Offering button or the Add Offering option.
Step 3: Select the offering of your choice from the six different options available by simply clicking on the Start Creating button.
Step 4: Fill out the required details to complete the process of creating a new offering. Once you fill in the details, you can either choose to save it as a draft and edit it later or publish it right away for the end-users to purchase
You can effortlessly edit these offerings after publishing, but to further streamline your workflow, you also have the option to duplicate the offerings. This reduces the manual effort involved in recreating identical or similar offerings. Duplicating offerings can be done from both the Live Offerings and Past Offerings sections.
Duplicating an Offering from the Live Offerings Section
Step 1: Navigate to the Live Offerings section.
Step 2: Click on the three-dots menu next to the offering you wish to duplicate.
Step 3: Select Duplicate Offering.
When you select this option, a pop-up window will appear on your screen.
You can proceed to create an exact duplicate, including all associated and existing elements for the original offering like Offering details, LSC communications (Email/WhatsApp), Sales pages, Thank You pages, Upsells, Order bumps, Booking questions, FAQs, Feedback forms, Testimonials, and Invoices by checking the boxes for the existing elements of your choice.
Alternatively, you can simply click the Continue to Offering Creation button to create a precise copy of the published offering.
Duplicating a Past Offering
Step 1: Go to the Past Offerings section
Step 2: Click on the Create Similar button card on the offering you wish to replicate
Step 3: Update the dates and slots as per your availability (if applicable)
Step 4: Review all the information to ensure accuracy
Once you have reviewed all details, publish the offering and share it with your audience!
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