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This complete sample shows how the app organises offers, pages, emails, customer journeys and delivery. Prices and scenarios are illustrative; no market validation or sales outcomes are claimed.

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Sample funnel report.

The Quiet Studio — fictional example

Explore the maps, offers, actions and ready-to-use copy in clearly organised sections.

At a glance

Your offer ecosystem

Freebie

The 15-Minute Content Reset — printable one-page planning worksheet

Entry

Content Starter Kit — £19, editable templates and prompts

Core

Content Planning Workshop — £89, live 90-minute practical workshop

Premium

Content System Setup — £349, one-to-one implementation session

These are options, not compulsory sequential purchases. The right route depends on each customer's needs.

Explore your funnel

Four individual journey maps

Choose a route to see the steps. Buyers may start with a freebie or go directly to the right paid offer.

Discover

How people find you

1

Visibility

Helpful posts, referrals or search

2

Interest

A specific problem is recognised

3

Choice

Free resource or direct paid route

Using your offer ecosystem: The 15-Minute Content Reset · Content Starter Kit · Content Planning Workshop · Content System Setup

01

How people find you

Primary: Short helpful videos and searchable articles answering one specific content-planning problem.

Secondary: Referral links and a clear website navigation link.

02

Freebie or direct sale?

Recommended: Offer the useful free worksheet for people not ready to buy. Also show a direct £19 Starter Kit purchase link to visitors who already know what they need. No forced sequence.

03

Your simple journey

Discover helpful tip → Choose free worksheet or paid Starter Kit → Email follow-up / clear workshop invitation → Appropriate paid offer → Welcome and delivery.

First practical actions

Finalise the worksheet.
Create one simple sign-up page and one direct paid product page.
Write a two-email welcome sequence.
Test payment, email consent and delivery.
04

What to simplify

Start with one audience, one clear problem and one landing page. Do not build a complex automation before the first working customer journey.

01

The recommended route

Two routes: (A) Free worksheet → welcome email → relevant offer invitation. (B) Direct Starter Kit or Workshop purchase for ready buyers. Both lead to clear onboarding.

Why: Not every visitor needs a freebie before purchasing.

01

Freebie experience

Freebie: The 15-Minute Content Reset

Promise: Leave with three content ideas you can actually use.

Landing page headline: Plan your next three posts in 15 minutes.

Subheading: A simple worksheet for busy service providers who want to show up without spending hours planning.

What is inside: One focus question, three post prompts and a mini publishing checklist.

CTA: Get the free worksheet.

Confirmation: Your worksheet is ready. Check your email for the link.

Welcome email: Subject: Your Content Reset is here. Body: Here is your worksheet. Pick one client question, draft one helpful answer and choose one day to share it. If you would like templates to make this easier, explore the £19 Starter Kit.

02

Entry and Core

Entry: Content Starter Kit — £19

Headline: Stop staring at a blank content calendar.

Subheading: Editable templates and practical prompts to help you plan without overcomplicating it.

Included: Planning template, caption prompts, weekly checklist.

CTA: Get the Content Starter Kit — £19.

Core: Content Planning Workshop — £89

Headline: Build your next month of content together.

Subheading: A practical live workshop to turn scattered ideas into a realistic plan.

CTA: Reserve a workshop place — £89.

03

Premium support

Premium: Content System Setup — £349

Headline: Build a content routine that fits your real working week.

Subheading: A one-to-one implementation session to organise your ideas, templates and publishing workflow.

Who it suits: Service providers who want tailored help putting the system in place.

CTA: Explore the one-to-one setup — £349.

Boundary: No guarantee of followers, revenue or results.

After freebie: Invite readers to try one worksheet prompt, then offer the Starter Kit if they want templates.

After Entry: Invite buyers to the Workshop when they want guided practice.

Direct route: Show Workshop and Premium options to people who already need those levels of help.

After Core: Mention one-to-one setup only when implementation support would be valuable.

01

Payment and confirmation

Display total price and what is included before payment. After successful payment, show a confirmation screen, send a receipt and provide the correct delivery or booking link. Test failed-payment and duplicate-order cases.

02

Welcome and onboarding

Freebie: deliver download and ask permission before marketing emails. Digital kit: deliver file access. Workshop: send date, joining link and preparation notes. One-to-one: send scheduling and intake steps.

03

Deliver the promise

Deliver exactly the promised file, session or service. Provide support contact and clear refund/terms information. Do not claim a platform integration is active until tested.

04

Before, during and after

Before: Useful preview and clear expectations. During: Accessible pages and minimal forms. After: Immediate confirmation, straightforward support and relevant optional next steps.

Use screenshots of the actual worksheet and template, an honest workshop outline, and verified feedback only with permission. No invented testimonials or outcomes.

Example only, not a forecast: 5 Starter Kits × £19 = £95 gross; 2 Workshop places × £89 = £178 gross; 1 Premium session × £349 = £349 gross. Combined illustrative gross = £622 before fees, taxes and expenses. These quantities are assumptions, not expected conversion rates.

01

Freebie page and email

Freebie: The 15-Minute Content Reset

Promise: Leave with three content ideas you can actually use.

Landing page headline: Plan your next three posts in 15 minutes.

Subheading: A simple worksheet for busy service providers who want to show up without spending hours planning.

What is inside: One focus question, three post prompts and a mini publishing checklist.

CTA: Get the free worksheet.

Confirmation: Your worksheet is ready. Check your email for the link.

Welcome email: Subject: Your Content Reset is here. Body: Here is your worksheet. Pick one client question, draft one helpful answer and choose one day to share it. If you would like templates to make this easier, explore the £19 Starter Kit.

02

Entry and Core sales pages

Entry: Content Starter Kit — £19

Headline: Stop staring at a blank content calendar.

Subheading: Editable templates and practical prompts to help you plan without overcomplicating it.

Included: Planning template, caption prompts, weekly checklist.

CTA: Get the Content Starter Kit — £19.

Core: Content Planning Workshop — £89

Headline: Build your next month of content together.

Subheading: A practical live workshop to turn scattered ideas into a realistic plan.

CTA: Reserve a workshop place — £89.

03

Premium sales page

Premium: Content System Setup — £349

Headline: Build a content routine that fits your real working week.

Subheading: A one-to-one implementation session to organise your ideas, templates and publishing workflow.

Who it suits: Service providers who want tailored help putting the system in place.

CTA: Explore the one-to-one setup — £349.

Boundary: No guarantee of followers, revenue or results.

Illustrative scenario only: 5 × £19 + 2 × £89 + 1 × £349 = £622 gross. Zero sales is also possible. No conversion-rate or income guarantee is implied.

Ignore elaborate multi-step automations, expensive advertising and promises of instant growth until the basic journey is functioning.

Start with one working freebie and one paid page. Add the workshop and one-to-one route when capacity allows. Customers can choose the level that fits them.

Full funnel visual

Discovery → (Free worksheet OR direct paid offer) → relevant invitation → checkout or booking → confirmation → delivery → optional next offer.

This is what your funnel report looks like.

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