How To Build a Stan Store like site in HighLevel

• Step 1: Setting Up Payment Integrations
• Step 2: Building Your Digital Product
• Step 3: Designing Your Stand Store
• Step 4: Finalizing Your Stand Store
• Step 5: Automating Workflows
• Conclusion

In this blog post, I’ll guide you through creating a stand store in HighLevel. We’ll cover everything from setting up payment integrations to designing your store and automating workflows. By the end, you’ll have a fully functional stand store ready to sell your digital products.

Step 1: Setting Up Payment Integrations

Before you can start selling, you need to ensure you can collect payments from your customers. Here’s how:

1. Create Accounts: If you don’t have Stripe or PayPal accounts, head over to Stripe and PayPal to create free accounts.
2. Connect Accounts: Once you have your accounts, go to your HighLevel dashboard. Navigate to Payments, then click on Integrations on the far right. Connect your Stripe and PayPal accounts to HighLevel.

Step 2: Building Your Digital Product

For this example, we’ll be selling a digital course. Here’s how to set it up:

1. Create a Course:
   • Go to Memberships on the left sidebar.
   • Click on Courses, then scroll down to Products.
   • Click on Create Product to build your course. If you need help, refer to the HighLevel support portal for a full tutorial on creating courses.
2. Create an Offer:
   • Once your course is created, go back to Memberships.
   • Hover over Courses and click on Offers.
   • Click on Create Offer. Name your offer something memorable like “Mastery Course”.
   • Select the product you created earlier.
   • Choose the pricing type (one-time or recurring). For this example, select one-time and set the price at $297.
   • Click Create, then publish the offer to make it live.

Step 3: Designing Your Stand Store

Next, we’ll build out your stand store template:

1. Choose a Template:
   • Go to Sites on the left sidebar, then Websites.
   • Click on New Website and choose a template. Use the search bar to type in “link tree” and pick a template you like. For this example, we’ll use the “Business” template.
   • Click Continue to install the template into your dashboard.
2. Customize Your Template:
   • Customize the template to match your brand’s look and feel. This includes changing colors, fonts, and images.
3. Add a Popup for Your Order Form:
   • Click on Popup Settings at the top.
   • Click Add Row, select one column, then add an element by typing “order” and choosing the one-step order form.
   • Customize the order form. For digital products, you may want to hide shipping information.
   • Under Sale Actions in the general tab, set the redirect URL to a thank-you page or course login page.
   • Save the popup settings.
4. Configure the Button:
   • Click on the button you want to use for enrollment.
   • Change the text to something like “Enroll in the Mastery Course”.
   • Ensure the button is set to open the popup.
   • Save your changes.

Step 4: Finalizing Your Stand Store

1. Rename Your Store:
   • Click on the three dots next to your page and go to Settings.
   • Rename your store and set the path. For example, call it “Stand Store Mastery Course” and set the path to “stand-store”.
   • Click Update Page.
2. Add Your Product:
   • Go back to the three dots, select Products, and click Add Products.
   • Choose your Mastery Course and set the price.
   • Save your settings.
3. Rename the Website:
   • Go to the settings tab and rename the website for easier future reference.
   • Save your changes.

Step 5: Automating Workflows

Now, let’s set up automation workflows to grant access and send confirmation emails:

1. Grant Access Workflow:
   • Go to Automation and click Create Workflow.
   • Start from scratch and name the workflow (e.g., “Mastery Course Stand Store”).
   • Add a new trigger: search for “Order Form Submission”, add filters to select the specific funnel or website, and choose your stand store.
   • Add an action: select “Membership Grant Offer” and choose your course offer.
   • Publish and save the workflow.
2. Send Access Email Workflow:
   • Create another workflow for sending the access email.
   • Name it appropriately (e.g., “Mastery Course Access Email”).
   • Add a trigger: search for “Offer Access Granted”, and select your course offer.
   • Add an action: select “Send Email”. Customize the email with personalized fields and include the login URL.
   • Publish and save the workflow.

Conclusion

Creating a stand store in HighLevel is a streamlined process that can significantly boost your digital product sales. By following these steps, you can set up payment integrations, create compelling courses, design a stand store, and automate customer interactions.