Are you wondering what a funnel actually is? When we refer to funnels at Ivorey™, we are talking about the funnels you can access from the main menu > [Site Pages] then > [Funnels].

These funnels are simply a set of pages that helps guide your audience on a particular journey. Unlike a website that allows people to click around into whatever pages and links they like, a funnel only provides one next step to take each time so they travel through a certain sequence of pages. A simple sales funnel looks like this:

Sales funnels are powerful and perfect for selling courses, coaching, masterminds, fixed-price packages and more - but they’re not for every use case.

Sales funnels unlock more advanced features when you're ready for them - such as adding on upsells, order bumps, abandon carts, and more to your funnel. They also give you complete design control, you can host the funnel pages on your own custom domain, and see all the funnel analytics (e.g. page views, conversions, order value)

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In order to see how many page visits, opt-ins and/or purchases you've had through your funnel:

Here's some info on the correct triggers to use for a sales funnel:
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​Order Form Submitted - If you use this trigger without applying any filters, it will trigger any time someone completes ANY step of your order form. Meaning, if someone completes their name and email then presses submit, it will trigger. Therefore, we only suggest using this trigger if you add the filter: Submission Type = Sale.
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​Order Submitted - This is the trigger we suggest using for purchases inside sales funnels. You can filter it down to the specific product and/or funnel. This ensures it only triggers when an order is made, rather than just the person submitting the first step of the order form.
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​Payment Received - This is a good global trigger because it doesn't just work for order forms, its based on any payment collected through Ivorey™ - e.g. a payment link, an order form, an invoice payment and more. But it will trigger every time a payment is received (eg every time an payment is received on a payment plan) which is why we don't suggest it in the case of a sales funnel.

Yes! You could use an alternative domain, or setup a subdomain such as offers.yourdomain.com or similar. Please refer to our Domains Master Help guide.

Absolutely! If you don't want to use the thousands of free Google Fonts available, you can upload your own font file and use some basic code. Here's our training on how to do that.

Absolutely! You can add multiple products to your checkout form. Here's our training on how to do that.

Use a website when:

Use funnels when:

Funnels are especially great for:

Remember, you can use both! Your website can be your main hub, and then lead off into your different funnels for individual offers!

Yes, you can host both your website and funnels on the same domain in Ivorey. Here's how it works:

While you are in editor view of your funnel, you won't see your product listed, it will just show as 'dynamic product'. This is because this is an auto-populated feature so that when you click through to 'preview' or 'publish' view of your funnel, the product you've connected will show on your order form - as long as you've connected your product to the order form page under the 'Products' tab, you will see it displayed on your order form when you are in preview or live view mode.

There are a few ways you can check to see if your contact has completed your two step order form and made payment successfully:

To change or update the name of your funnel, you can do so by clicking into the funnel > then clicking on the [Settings] tab > here you can change the name and the path url to match the funnel you are building. Please refer to our Test a Sales Funnel and Manage Settings guide.

To change the main URL of your funnel go to [Site Pages] > [Funnels] > click into your funnel > then click on the [Settings] tab. Please refer to our Test a Sales Funnel and Manage Settings guide.

The best practice for adding an application form into your sales funnel is to setup your sales funnel following the steps below:

Funnel Step 1: Sales Page

Funnel Step 2: Order Checkout (if payment is required)

Funnel Step 3: Application Form

Funnel Step 4: Confirmation/Thank You page

This way your member is prompted to fill in their application at the time of purchase in order to complete their journey through your sales funnel.
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From here you would then build your post-purchase workflow where you can set up the relevant tags and internal notifications, as well as automating any contracts or additional emails that may need to be sent to the member after they have completed the purchase and/or submitted the application form.

If your checkout says 'dynamic product' and is not showing the product you want it to please refer to our Add Products to a Sales Funnel guide.

To get your popup to show in your funnels, you just need to:

The 'padding' is for internal spacing, and the 'margin' is for external spacing. For best practice, adjust the internal padding settings to format spacing between your elements.

Please note: Even when the margin settings are showing 0 or auto you may still need to manually adjust values manually to 0 to reset any spacing automatically created.

To adjust your margin and/or padding settings, click on the element directly > then click on the 'Styles' tab on the right-hand menu > and scroll to 'Margin & Padding'