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How to Create and Edit Categories in Memberships

How to Create and Edit Categories in Memberships

Within the Membership section,  you can create categories of products from templates or use a DIY build-your-own option. Follow these quick steps to get started with creating and editing categories in the Membership Section.

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  • Navigate to Memberships > Courses > From the dropdown select Products.
  • Click “Create Product” or click into an existing one.

You can build your own by clicking Create New > Start from Scratch:

  • From here, you can create a new Membership Product by giving:
  • Details: Course Title and Description

  • Upload Thumbnail

  • Setting up the Pricing
  • Ultimately, clicking “Create Course”

  • Name your category and give it a description. Choose whether it’s published, drafted, or in drip mode. You can also add a thumbnail.

  • Here you can add posts to the category. (You can also do this from the main page for the category).
  • Click Save to confirm your changes.

  • Repeat this process for any additional categories you wish to add.\

Add Audio Files to Membership Courses:

gives you the ability to add audio files to membership courses, enhancing your course content and creating more versatile learning experiences.

  • Seamless uploads of audio formats like MP3, AAC, and WAV allow responsiveness across mobile and desktop devices, ensuring accessibility on any platform.

Desktop:

Mobile:

  • Learners have the flexibility to listen to their audio lessons at various speeds and configurations.
  • Audio thumbnails will be taken from the Lesson thumbnails.

FAQs

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Question: How do I start creating a new product category?

Answer: Navigate to Memberships > Products > All Products, then click Create Product and choose a template or build your own.

Question: What templates are available for creating new product categories?

Answer: The available templates are:

  • Sprint Course
  • Marathon Course
  • Membership
  • Build-Your-Own

Question: Can I edit an existing product category?

Answer: Yes, click on an existing product to open it and make your desired changes.

Question: How do I set the publication status of a category?

Answer: During category creation or editing, you can choose from Published, Drafted, or Drip Mode.

Question: Where can I add posts to a category? Answer: Posts can be added directly within the category setup page or from the main page of the category.

Question: What should I do after creating or editing a category?

Answer: Click Save to confirm and apply your changes.

Question: What audio formats are supported in the courses?

Answer: We support MP3, AAC, and WAV formats for audio lessons in membership courses.

Question: Can learners adjust the playback speed of the audio lessons?

Answer: Yes, learners can adjust the playback speed, allowing for a customized listening experience.

Question: How do I add an audio file to my course?

Answer: In the course builder, simply upload your desired audio file in the lesson section. Audio thumbnails will automatically be pulled from the lesson’s image.

Question: How do I organize posts within a category?

Answer: You can add posts in the desired order when setting up the category, and adjust their sequence later from the category page if needed.

Question: Can I change the order of my categories after I’ve created them? Answer: Yes. In the product editor, you can click and drag categories to reorder them. This will change the sequence in which your students see the modules in their sidebar or dashboard.

Question: Can I see separate analytics for each account even if I posted to them as a group?

Answer: Absolutely. Even though you published the content as a single action, the Social Planner tracks statistics (likes, shares, comments) individually for each profile so you can accurately measure performance per platform.

Question: Can I move a lesson from one category to another?

Answer: Yes. In the product editor, you can easily drag and drop individual posts (lessons) between different categories to reorganize your syllabus as your course evolves.