Step 7 - Sales Pages
Sales Pages are your powerful, public-facing tool for selling products through Market Muscles CRM. Whether you're offering trial programs, full memberships, retail items, or event registrations — Sales Pages turn your offerings into conversion-ready experiences with built-in payment, agreement signing, and follow-up options.
What Are Sales Pages?
Sales Pages are public URLs that:
- Showcase your products
- Collect payments
- Assign tags and roster placements
- Trigger agreement signing
- Handle automated post-checkout actions
Tip: Use them in ads, email campaigns, website buttons, social media — anywhere you want people to sign up or purchase from you.
Key Features of a Sales Page
- Display products (retail, trial, membership, events)
- Showcase text and images to promote your offer
- Mark products as optional or required
- Attach waivers or agreements for digital signing
- Tag customers automatically upon purchase
- Customize what happens after checkout
- Track stats, purchases, and revenue
How to Create a Sales Page
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Steps
- Go to Studio Operations → Finance → Sales Pages
- Click “New Sales Page” at the top right
Step 1: General Setup
- Page Title – Give your sales page a name (e.g., “6-Week Challenge,” “Spring Gear Sale”)
- Description(optional) – Add text to describe the offer, highlight benefits, or explain the process
- Image(optional) – Upload a branded graphic, logo, or promotional banner
Step 2: Select Products to Display
Choose which products you want to appear on this sales page.
- You may include multiple retail and event products
- Only one membership or trial can be added per page
- Choose whether each product is:
- Optional – User can choose to add it or not
- Required – Must be included in checkout
Tip: Use this flexibility to bundle products, offer upsells, or sell starter kits alongside trials.
Step 3: Attach an Agreement (Optional)
You can connect an Agreement or Waiver to your Sales Page.
- This ensures participants digitally sign the required document as part of their purchase flow
- Great for liability waivers, membership contracts, or event-specific releases
Step 4: Checkout Actions
Decide what should happen after the purchase is complete:
- Redirect to a page inside your CRM
- Great for booking a first class, completing a form, or scheduling an appointment
- Redirect to a custom external URL
- Send them to your website, a thank you page, or a bonus offer
- Show a custom message
- Display a confirmation message right on the screen
Step 5: Apply Tags (Optional)
- Purchaser Tag: Assign a tag to the person paying for the product (Helpful for tracking parents, gift givers, etc.)
- Participant Tag:(if selling a trial or membership) Tag the person who will be attending classes (This is typically the student, not the buyer - unless the buyer is the student as well)
Step 6: Save & Launch
Scroll to the top and click “Save” at the top right. Your sales page is now live and ready to be shared!
Tracking Performance
Click into any Sales Page to view:
- Monthly revenue breakdown
- List of all purchases
- Exportable purchase data for external use or analysis
Tip: Use these insights to measure campaign success and optimize your future offers.