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Why Implementing Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) is Essential for Your Business Boosted Sales Conversions: Offering a Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) option allows customers to purchase items immediately while deferring payments. This flexibility often leads to increased sales as customers are more likely to complete their purchases. Services such as Klarna, After pay, and Affirm provide various payment plans that can be integrated into your platform. Enhanced Cash Flow: BNPL options reduce the immediate financial pressure on customers, often encouraging them to spend more than they would have otherwise. This can result in higher average transaction values, improving your business’s cash flow. Broader Payment Choices: Integrating BNPL into your eCommerce site not only improves the shopping experience but also caters to a wider audience. This inclusivity can help build customer loyalty and increase repeat business. How to Implement Buy Now Pay Later in Your Online Store Setting Up Your Store: 1. Access Your Website Settings: Go to the 'Sites' tab on the left-hand menu and select 'Websites'. You can choose to create a new website or modify an existing one.  2. Start Building Your Store: If creating a new website, you can either start from scratch or select a pre-designed template from the library.  3. Create a New Page: Click “+Add New Page” to start building your store using the website builder.  4. Page Naming and Path Setup: Name the page and set a path if desired. If you do not specify a path, the system will generate one based on the page name.  5. Start Building Your Store: Use the website editor to create your store. You can use a template or start from scratch, as this guide will illustrate.  Adding Products to Your Store: 1. Initiate Store Setup: Go to the store tab and click on “+Add to site” to begin setting up your store.  2. Manage Product Listings: Use the “Manage Products” option to add, modify, or remove products from your store.  Integrating Buy Now Pay Later: Ensure that your payment processing is handled through Stripe, as BNPL options are currently supported only through this provider. Within your Stripe account, activate the BNPL services you wish to offer, such as Affirm, Klarna, or AfterPay, and configure the specific payment methods (e.g., Pay in 4). Choose the appropriate payment terms and fill out any necessary information. Finalize the integration by processing a transaction at checkout. Advantages and Impact Incorporating BNPL into your eCommerce platform not only simplifies the buying process but also plays a crucial role in boosting sales conversions and offering diverse payment solutions. This feature is vital for driving revenue and enhancing customer satisfaction, making it an indispensable tool for online businesses. Troubleshooting and Common Questions Q: Why isn’t the BNPL option showing at checkout? A: Ensure that Stripe is correctly integrated as your payment provider and that BNPL options are enabled in your Stripe settings. Q: Can I offer multiple BNPL services simultaneously? A: Yes, you can provide multiple BNPL options to give customers more flexibility. Just make sure each option is properly configured in your Stripe settings. Q: How should I manage returns or refunds for BNPL purchases? A: Process returns and refunds through Stripe, following the specific BNPL service guidelines. Clear communication with customers about the return process is essential.

Step 1: Building Your Website To kick off your website development, follow these steps: 1. Access the Websites Section: Start by locating the "Websites" tab within the CRM dashboard.  2. Initiate a New Website: Click on the "+New Website" button to begin. A dialog box will appear, prompting you to enter a name for your website, which is essential for keeping track of multiple sites within the CRM. 3. Customizing Your Website: After entering the name, click "Create Website". You'll then have the option to add new pages by selecting "+Add New Page".  4. Utilize the Drag-and-Drop Builder: The website builder allows you to drag sections, rows, columns, and various elements onto your page. You can customize each part using the menu on the left, adjusting fonts, spacing, alignment, links, and more. 5. Saving and Preview: Make sure to save your progress regularly. Use the "Preview" function to see how your site will appear in a web browser.  Tip: You can easily manage or duplicate your website using the 'Clone' and 'Edit' options. Step 2: Website Management Efficient management of your website post-launch is essential: 1. Accessing Funnels & Websites: This section provides an overview of all your existing websites, along with the option to create new ones.   2. Search and Modify: Use the search bar to locate specific websites. The icons on the right of each website listing allow you to clone or modify the site as needed.   Tips and Common Queries  Domain and Path Configuration: Ensure that the Domain and Path settings under the "Settings" tab are correctly configured. This is vital for making your site accessible to visitors. For more detailed instructions, refer to the CRM's Domains tutorials. Frequently Asked Questions: Can I edit my website after it's published? Yes, you can update your site anytime by using the 'Edit' option. How do I ensure my website is mobile-friendly? The website builder automatically optimizes your site for mobile devices, but it’s always wise to preview your site on various devices to confirm compatibility.

If you already have an established website, it will be displayed in the list here. Website Overview This section presents several options for managing your website. Each option serves a distinct function.  Website Pages Management This area showcases all the pages you've created for your website. You can add new pages, modify existing ones, or delete a specific page.  Adding a New Page To begin developing your website, start by building each individual page. The "Add new page" option allows you to create an additional page for an existing website or start building a completely new one.  Naming Your Website Page Giving a name to each page on your website helps organize content effectively. Dividing the site into sections makes it easier for visitors to navigate, such as "Contact Us" or "About Us." You can always return later to rename pages if necessary. Website Path This feature allows you to define a specific path for your website. Importing from Clickfunnels If you have pre-built funnels or content, simply paste the Clickfunnels URL to import it.  Website Page Operations Here, you can perform various actions related to a particular page.  Settings The Settings tab allows you to modify the name and path of a specific page on your website. After making changes, simply click on the "Update Page" button to save them.  Clone This function lets you duplicate a specific page. You can choose to: A. Clone the page for use within the same website. B. Use it at a different location within the CRM. C. Apply it to another website within the same CRM location.  Cloning a Website Page Use this feature when you need to duplicate a page within the same website.  Choosing a Clone Location Select the CRM location where you want the cloned page to be utilized.  Selecting a Website Choose the website from the list where you'd like to apply the cloned page. You can select from one to up to 25 websites for the cloning process. 

This section contains the sales information from the initial version (Version 1) of this funnel. For all orders and sales data related to Version 2 (the upgraded version) of the funnel, please navigate to the Payments -> Transactions section. If you're using Version 1 of your funnel, you'll see the sales tab displayed here. However, for those using Version 2, this tab won't be visible. Funnel Sharing To share your funnel on a webpage, click on the share icon. This will generate a link that you can copy after granting the necessary permissions. Accessing Sales Details Clicking on this icon allows you to view more details about the funnel's URL. Directing Traffic to Your Funnel You can drive visitors to your funnel by using its URL. This link will always direct users to the first page of your funnel. If you need to modify the domain or URL path, you can do so in the Funnel Settings. Setting the Date Range To filter sales data based on a specific time period, click on the date range icon. This will open a calendar where you can choose the desired date range. Downloading Sales Data You can download the sales data by clicking on the download button. The data will be saved as a CSV file. Sales Data Overview Customer: Displays the names of customers who have made a purchase. Email: Shows the email addresses of those customers. Product Name: Lists the products or services purchased. Transaction ID: Shows a unique identifier for each transaction. Amount: Reflects the amount paid for each product or service. Step: Indicates the type of product purchased. Purchase Date: Provides the date and time each purchase was made.

The Settings tab is where you control key aspects of your website’s configuration. This includes tasks like setting or updating the website’s name, linking it to a domain, adding tracking codes, and more. Settings Dashboard This section provides access to various options for setting up and managing your website.   Website URL Information By selecting this icon, you can obtain detailed information about your website’s URL. This URL leads visitors to the homepage of your site and can be utilized to drive traffic.  Website Name Here, you can assign a new name to your website or modify the existing one.  Domain Integration To make your website live, you need to connect it to a domain. You can do this by entering your domain URL in the "Domain" tab.   Default Path Configuration This option allows you to set the default path for your website.   Favicon Setup The "Favicon" is the small icon or logo (typically your business logo) displayed in the browser tab. To add a favicon to your site, paste the favicon URL in the designated field. This will automatically apply the favicon to all pages within your site.   Head Tracking Code This section allows you to paste your website's head tracking code, which is used for analytics and tracking purposes.   Body Tracking Code Here, you can enter the body tracking code for your website, typically used for tracking user interactions.   Payment Mode When your website is ready to accept payments, you can activate the payment mode. To test this feature without processing real transactions, you can keep the payment mode off, allowing you to simulate transactions without any charges.   Image Optimization This feature allows you to toggle image optimization on or off, depending on your preferences and objectives.   

The "Overview Tab" provides a detailed analysis of the performance of each step on your website. It displays metrics such as the number of visitors who accessed specific pages and their interactions on those pages. Date Range Filter This feature allows you to refine the data based on a selected time period. By clicking on the date range icon, you can access a calendar where you can choose the specific range of dates for which you wish to view data. Reset Data If you wish to clear all the statistics from your website, click the "Reset" icon. Please note that resetting will permanently erase all data, and this action cannot be undone. However, statistics generated within the last 30 minutes will not be deleted. URL Information Clicking on this icon provides additional details about the Website URL. This URL directs visitors to the first page of your website, and you can customize the domain name or path via the Website Settings. Website Pages Overview Below is a list of the pages on your website. Clicking on each main page reveals any associated sub-pages. Page View Metrics Total Views: This reflects the overall count of page views, including both new and returning visitors. For example, if a returning visitor views a page five times and a new visitor views it once, the "Total Views" would show as 6. Unique Views: This counts only the first-time views by new visitors. In the same scenario, the "Unique Views" would show as 1. Opt-Ins Analysis Total Opt-Ins: This column tracks the total number of opt-ins on your site. Conversion Rate: Displays the percentage rate at which opt-ins occur, providing insight into the effectiveness of your conversion strategies. Sales Metrics Sales Count: Shows the number of sales transactions completed on each page. Sales Rate: Calculates the percentage of visitors who made a purchase. Sales Value: Indicates the total revenue generated from sales on each page. Earnings per Page View Total Earnings: Represents the cumulative earnings per page view for all visitors. Unique Earnings: Reflects earnings per page view specifically from new visitors.

This section allows you to build a complete website tailored to your business needs. You can start with pre-made templates or design and customize your website from scratch according to your preferences. Important: Depending on the permissions assigned to your user account, access to certain features may be restricted. Website Directory In this area, you'll find a directory of all the websites you’ve already set up. If you're new here, this list will initially be empty.  Search by Website Name This feature enables you to quickly locate a specific website from your list of created sites within the CRM.  Website Details Card Each website card provides key information such as the website’s name, its status (whether it’s live or still in draft mode), the date of the last update, and additional options for making further changes.  Website Name This is the title of your website, which can be modified in the settings section.  Last Website Edit This indicator displays the most recent date and time when changes were made to your website.  Total Page Count This metric gives an overview of the number of pages included in each website.  Available Actions Edit Website: Modify your website’s content, including adding or removing sections on any given page. Clone Website: Duplicate an existing website to reuse its content while making necessary adjustments. Move to Folder: Organize your websites by moving them into designated folders for better management. Upload to Template Library: Add your newly created website to the template library for future use. Share: Generate a shareable link for your website. Delete Website: Permanently remove a website. You’ll be asked to confirm this action by typing "DELETE" in the prompted field. Be aware that this action is irreversible. Creating Folders Use this function to create folders, helping you keep your website collection well-organized. Starting a New Website To begin a new project, use this option. Once selected, you’ll be prompted to enter a name for your website.

In this guide, I'll walk you through the process of setting up subdomains for your website or funnel. This is a simple three-step process that will help you take a newly created funnel live using a subdomain. Step 1: Access Domain Settings First, navigate to the Settings on the left sidebar, and then select Domains from the new menu that appears. Next, click on Add New Domain in the top right corner. Step 2: Specify the Subdomain In the pop-up that appears, you'll need to specify the subdomain name. For this example, we'll use promo.whitelabelguides.com. Since this is a subdomain, you don't need an "A" record, but you will need to add a CNAME record. To begin, copy the URL in red from the pop-up. You’ll need this URL when configuring your DNS settings with your domain registrar. Step 3: Configure CNAME Record with Your Registrar Now, switch over to your domain registrar. We're using GoDaddy for this example, but the process is similar across most registrars. Navigate to your registrar’s DNS Management page for the domain. Click Add and then select CNAME from the dropdown. In the Host field, enter whatever appears before the dot in your subdomain. For this example, enter promo. Paste the URL you copied earlier into the Points To field. Reduce the TTL (Time to Live) in the dropdown to propagate the record faster. Finally, click Save. Step 4: Add the Subdomain to Your Platform Return to your platform and click Add. This may fail the first few times until the CNAME record has propagated. Once successful, you'll receive a confirmation message indicating that your subdomain has been added. Next, select a previously-created funnel from the dropdown and click Link Domain. Step 5: Verify the Subdomain URL Now, navigate to the selected funnel under Sites on your platform. You should see that it now has a URL associated with your subdomain. Step 6: Customize the URL Slug If you wish to change the URL slug, simply click the Publishing tab and edit the Step Path field. Step 7: Test the Subdomain When you test the URL, it may fail the first time as the SSL certificate is being built. Simply refresh the page, and you should see that your new subdomain is live and ready to go! FAQs Q: Can I still manually configure my domains if I prefer not to use Domain Connect? A: Yes, manual configuration is still an option for users who prefer to set up their DNS records manually or whose domain providers are not currently supported by Domain Connect. Q: What if my domain provider is not one of the top three supported by Domain Connect? A: Users with domain providers not currently supported by Domain Connect can still manually add the required DNS records. The manual configuration process remains the same. Q: What if I toggle on the option for "Also add www domain" but my www subdomain is already pointed to another system? A: A CNAME record will be created for your subdomain in your DNS records and pointed to us, but we will not be able to delete the existing CNAME or A record that you have for your www domain, which is pointed to another service. You will need to delete that yourself so that your www domain can work with us.

You can also add a product to a website by first creating a website. Step 1: Create a New Website To create a new website, click on New Website and name your website. Once the website is created, you'll be directed to the section where you can Add a New Page. Step 2: Add a New Page To add a product, create a new page by clicking on +Add New Page. After clicking on Add Page, you'll receive a pop-up notification where you can create a new page. Step 3: Name Your Website Page Naming your website page helps organize your content. Visitors can easily navigate to specific sections of your website, such as "Contact Us" or "About Us." Step 4: Website Path Add a path to your website page. Step 5: (Optional) Import from ClickFunnels If you have pre-built funnels or content from ClickFunnels, paste your ClickFunnels URL here. Adding a Product to Your Website Page To add a product to a page, click on the +Add Product button. Once you click on the +Add Product button, follow the steps outlined in the "Add Product to Funnel" section, as the process is the same for both funnels and websites.