I made the tutorial below for you because a client emailed me last week saying he thought it would take quite a bit of effort to get GrooveSell up and running.
While there is some prep and understanding required, hopefully you’ll see that it can be done in just a few minutes.
GrooveSell is not perfect so I point out the advantages and disadvantages so you can make an informed choice as to whether you want to use it or not.
Click PLAY Below…
🔗LINKS:
- GrooveSell (Free lifetime account page)
- The Hook Book (Stand out from the crowd)
- Thrive Architect (Page builder)
- ThriveCart Review & Bonus (My choice of shopping cart, one-time fee for lifetime license)
- ActiveCampaign (Excellent email system)
- Stripe (Free payments systems for credit/debit cards)
Please let me know what you think and any questions in the comments section below the video (much preferred to email for this because comments benefit everyone!). 🙂
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Hi Rob.
Great video as per normal from you. I’m going to join up for this as I have an e-book, niche specific, to get to market and like the affiliate angle. Cheers.
That’s great Steve, hopefully the “coming soon” features will be added soon but the basics are more than enough to get going.
Good luck with the project and thank you for commenting 🙂
I checked this process out as you recommended Rob and it does tick all the boxes for those starting out and with limited money sources. The affiliate addition certainly puts the icing on the cake and the set-up of the programme seems easy. Great idea.
Great John – nothing like trying it for yourself! A good option to have available 🙂
Thats a really cool and informative video Rob, thanks very much for
your time and effort.
Thank you Bob, I appreciate your feedback 🙂