Before you launch your course to the world, it’s vital to test it thoroughly. You want to know exactly what your customers will see and experience, so there are no surprises. This guide will show you how to create a test user, enroll them in your course, and explore the content from their perspective.
First things first, you need to create a test contact. This will be your “student” as you walk through the course.
Now that you have your test contact, it’s time to enroll them in the courses you want to test.
With your test contact enrolled, it’s time to experience the course as a student.
Now that you’re inside the course as a student, it’s time to dig around and make sure everything works perfectly.
As you explore the course, keep an eye out for anything that seems off.
Sometimes, things don’t go as planned. Here’s what to do if you encounter problems during testing.
Testing your courses is a vital step in ensuring your students have a positive experience. By following these steps, you can catch any issues before they impact your customers. Remember, the better your course functions, the happier your students will be—and that’s good for everyone.
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Can I test multiple courses at once?
Absolutely! You can enroll your test contact in as many courses as you’d like to test simultaneously. This is especially useful if you want to ensure that all your courses are functioning correctly before going live. Just follow the same steps to enroll your test contact in each course, and you’ll be able to access them all from the same account.
What if I don’t receive the course access emails?
First, double-check your spam or junk folder, as emails can sometimes end up there. If you still don’t see the emails, ensure that the email address you used for the test contact is correct. If everything looks good, try sending the enrollment email again from the contact’s profile in ClickFunnels. If the problem persists, you may want to check your email service provider’s settings to ensure that emails from ClickFunnels are not being blocked.
Can I test paid courses the same way?
Yes, you can test paid courses, but there’s an extra step involved. After creating your test contact, you’ll need to manually add the product required to access the course from the “Orders” tab in the contact’s profile. This step simulates the purchase process and ensures the contact has the necessary permissions to access the paid course. Once the product is added, you can follow the same process to enroll in and test the course.
How do I remove the test contact after testing?
Once you’re done testing, you can easily remove the test contact to keep your database clean. To do this, go to the contact profile in ClickFunnels, click on the manage contact dropdown in the top right and then delete from the dropdown, and confirm the deletion. This will remove the test contact and all associated data, ensuring that your list remains tidy and accurate.
What should I do if I find an issue during testing?
If you encounter any problems while testing, note down the specific issue and the steps you took to reproduce it. You can then return to your ClickFunnels course settings to make any necessary adjustments. If the issue seems to be a bug or something you can’t fix, feel free to reach out to us at Repair My Funnel. We can often provide a workaround while you also report the bug to ClickFunnels support.
Can I test my course from a mobile device?
Yes, testing from a mobile device is a great idea! Since many users may access your course on their phones or tablets, it’s important to ensure that the course is mobile-friendly. Simply open the course access email on your mobile device, follow the same steps to log in, and navigate through the course to see how it looks and functions on a smaller screen.
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