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Convertri Updates – 20/06/23
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Convertri Updates – 20/06/23

A little while back, we introduced the drip-feeding feature to Membership sites.This meant you could release modules only when a certain amount of time since the member has joined has passed, allowing you to ‘drip feed’ your content to members.

This week, we’ve built on that feature and given you the ability to drip-feed lessons inside those modules too – this will do wonders for keeping your members engaged and coming back for more!

In other news, two weeks ago our intrepid mobile expert Dan ran a webinar all about making the very best mobile pages with Convertri. The replay is now live, so ICYMI you can find it right here:

https://help.convertri.com/article/732-qa-webinars-14-8th-june-2023

In it, you’ll learn:

  • All about the mobile editor and how it works
  • How to set up your desktop page so the mobile version needs as little work as possible
  • Best design and editing principles

And more in the Q&A at the end.

Meanwhile, we have a bug fix and more help doc updates for you this week, so read on to find out more:

FEATURES

Membership sites: lessons – a few weeks ago we introduced “drip-feeding” modules, whereby you can release content to members after they’ve been with your site a certain amount of time. Now you can drip-feed lessons as well – configure these settings in the More menu.

BUGS

Pages – you may have encountered some problems when trying to create a page from scratch. No worries, we fixed it.

HELP DOCS

We’ve updated the following help docs:

How to Open Link in a New Tab

How to Change a Page’s Meta Title

How to Set Up a Product to Sell Membership Access

How to Add a Favicon to Membership Sites

How to Rename Lessons

How to Customize a Membership Theme

How to Create a 3-Dot Menu on Mobile

How to Use Page and Funnel Templates

Funnel Builder Overview

How to Integrate Shopify via API

INTERESTING STUFF

In the Facebook group this week, Alexandra shows us how to customise 404 error pages:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/convertri/posts/3229815333829141/

Don’t forget to catch the replay of the mobile page webinar here:

https://help.convertri.com/article/732-qa-webinars-14-8th-june-2023

And on this day in history, American automobile-racing driver Barney Oldfield accomplished the first mile-a-minute performance in a car, at Indianapolis, Indiana in 1903. That’s pretty fast, but is it as fast as a properly-optimised Convertri page? We don’t think so. Find out how to compress your images for even faster performance here: https://help.convertri.com/article/111-how-to-adjust-image-compression

Happy converting!

Beth

Executive Word Arranger at Convertri

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As Executive Word Arranger at Convertri, Beth writes the help docs, update emails and interesting videos. Her British accent makes it sound a bit more credible when she records videos about Albert Einstein fighting hydras in space.

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