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Great question, and no, Kajabi has specific programming for each type of coaching. Group coaching is designed to allow more than one person to login to the same resources and 1:1 coaching is designed so that each client has their own unique information within the guidelines you create in your coaching settings.

Are you using Kajabi's sender reputation or did you set up the custom domain email settings?

@@rebeccaaustin I am using Kajabi's sender reputation

@@blissyogawellness Are you trying to send emails to your entire list or to segments of your list that are going to spam? Are all emails going to spam or just the broadcast emails, sequence emails, or event emails? How often do you send emails? In the Marketing settings, what do you have set as your "From" email address?

So glad you found it helpful! Stay tuned! More videos coming again starting in June!

I think this would make a great lead magnet for your prospects as long as your mini video course isn't just giving them advice. The goal of a really good lead magnet is to build interest in your paid offer so that you have a higher likelihood of converting them into new clients. Therefore, just make sure your mini video course builds awareness around their current situation and why it's not ideal for them, how they can solve it, and how working with you makes solving it so much easier. ALWAYS include an invitation to take the next step with you, whatever that is. For some it's to schedule a discovery call. Or it might be to enroll, purchase, or get a quote. Whatever you have as your next step in the client journey, be sure to invite them at the end of your video. Let me know if you have other questions or if I can be of further assistance. Best wishes!

Thanks for your kind words and so happy to hear that you are finding our videos helpful. Be sure to reach out directly with any specific questions not covered by our tutorials! I'd be happy to answer and add that as new content for others to also benefit from in future releases.

That's fantastic to hear! I'm so glad you found it helpful!

Yes, tablet view can be a bit tricky. Kajabi gives you desktop view and mobile view for editing, but even desktop view has different screen sizes that can make custom designs a bit wonky. My best suggestion if your target audience is on tablets regularly, is to avoid using the setting for spacing things up and down by adding number settings. Use the block spacing instead as best you can. For some elements, you can create them in third-party solutions like elfsight.com and embed them. I hope that helps.

You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

Glad you found this beneficial! We use this feature all the time on my site since it allows you to fine tune your navigation. Best wishes!

Yes you can, if you are using the "custom code" setting under individual page settings. If you want the pixel and GA4 to be site-wide, you could add them both to the header scripts, or just add them to tag manager and let Tag Manager do the rest with just one code.

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I use Jotform to set up the testimonial submission form, which I embed onto a Kajabi landing page. That way, I get all the amazing features that Jotform offers (a bit more customizable than Kajabi's internal forms for something like this) yet also can better control the client experience by embedding it on my website. Since Jotform is also embeddable, I'll sometimes also embed it into a lesson right inside a product lesson or even right on the bottom section of the Library page.

Thank you so much for sharing@@rebeccaaustin

Thanks! Your feedback and support is always appreciated!

So glad you found it helpful! Let me know if you get stuck or have other questions. Happy to record a new video to clarify if needed.

Thanks for the feedback. What part of the video are you getting a hum? I don't hear anything when I play it back. I've checked my computer and my phone. Could it be your device/speakers? I definitely want to fix it, but can't seem to recreate the issue you reference. Thanks.

This is a great question. My best response is "It depends". The key deciding factor here is the sender's standing and reputation. If you have a well-established email address and domain, that has an existing excellent sender reputation then I would say, "By all means use the custom domain!" If however, you are fairly new to the business or don't have a sender reputation for your email and domain, then stick with the stellar reputation that Kajabi has established. For me, even though I have a great sender reputation, I still use Kajabi's settings. Personally, I prefer to go with a longer-standing sender reputation, which will help with those dreaded "spam/junk/promotions" redirects. I hope this helps.

@@rebeccaaustin5217 this helps thank you

I has the same question and I can't look at the other answer. Can you help me? What worked for you? THANK YOU! @@funmilayoosibajo245

Repeating my response above in case that helps and you can see the answer better: This is a great question. My best response is "It depends". The key deciding factor here is the sender's standing and reputation. If you have a well-established email address and domain, that has an existing excellent sender reputation then I would say, "By all means use the custom domain!" If however, you are fairly new to the business or don't have a sender reputation for your email and domain, then stick with the stellar reputation that Kajabi has established. For me, even though I have a great sender reputation, I still use Kajabi's settings. Personally, I prefer to go with a longer-standing sender reputation, which will help with those dreaded "spam/junk/promotions" redirects. I hope this helps.

I've run into this a few times and most of the time you can call Kajabi support and they can unlock a few more fields.

When I hit the max custom fields, it's a great trigger to review my fields and see if I can clean some of the up a bit. After that, I contact Kajabi support and request additional fields.

Great question and one that is often asked with situations like yours. There are a few options you can consider. One is to use the Zoom option where each session has a unique login and attendees have to register. The registration link can be posted inside your Kajabi product or somewhere inside the login wall. Another option is to change the meeting ID from time to time, so members access the most current zoom link from inside their product or dashboard. With the advent of the new Kajabi community feature, some of my clients have been using the MeetUp feature inside the community to go live, so members have to login to access the meetup room. I hope these suggestions are helpful.

This still works. You just need to use the embed code and pull the url from the live stream share options.

It's great to hear that you found this helpful.

You are so welcome!

One all access access group with nested access groups, inside of it. Brilliant!

I'm so glad to hear that you found this helpful!

Glad you found this helpful. It's a great new feature that Kajabi has released. I look forward to hearing more about how you use it!

Glad you're finding them helpful.

@@rebeccaaustin Thank you Rebecca. I'll have a look at your video. Would you have also a video regarding creating a site in 2 languages in Kajabi when on a growth plan? Thank you for your support. Greatly appreciated

She was doing this in a pipeline email, the regular Kajabi email editor, doesn't seem to work with this. I uploaded it and it's just a still image instead of a GIF, I haven't tried it in a pipeline yet.

@@ScottBrandonHoffman I'm experiencing the same thing... I've not used 'pipeline' yet - just marketing emails... and the source code (which I admit I know very little about) didn't work either - it just put words "Feelings gif" in the email - it looked like a link - and I didn't send a test email to see how it turned out... in the sent email...

So glad you found it beneficial!