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That might be a specific setting. Because I've had a client on a PayPal subscription for close to a year and it goes off without a hitch. Set it up the same way as this vid. Same time every month, no approval

The truly last option, in that case, is using "browser emulation". But it requires a strong knowledge of coding. And you'd use something like Python with Selenium or Puppeteer. But I didn't include it because I personally won't even work on a project if I have to do it that way. It's a headache.

Oh ok I will try to see if it gives me a headache but thank you

Ok so I’m wondering how can I use a browser emulator to automate a task which gets all the players that are available to come to a practice in a club I’m in in the cross bar iOS app

Not off the top of my head, unfortunately. I would have to see how you've done it. Have you definitely included the API key correctly?

That sounds like a great base to start off! Click over to here, and feel free to book in a time gavinwiener.com/freelance-mentoring/

@@Univium_Inc appreciate it! Yup fortunately there is at least a bit of a workaround

There's a lot of "it depends". Some landing page tools like ClickFunnels will automatically capture those UTMs and send them to a tool like Zapier for example. So you could catch them at that stage. And then connect it to the original person when they book in on Calendly and capture that with Zapier as well. If not, you'll need to write a bit of Javascript that's on the landing page, pulls the UTM parameters from the current URL, and appends them to the new URL where you're heading. My updated version of this tutorial will help, ruclips.net/video/AhkA3KAcGfc/видео.html, but it doesn't cover the bit about sending along the UTM parameters from the landing page. But the code I include will give you an idea.

That's true. I believe I mentioned that the time would need to be saved in a separate field. It's unfortunately a workaround with ActiveCampaign for now.

@@MontserratAguirre-lq8sp do you HAVE to use Google Tag Manager? I'm not super well-versed with Google Tag Manager but as far as I understand, it's simply "injecting" whatever code you want. I've never done it this way, but you could try create a new tag, use just Custom HTML as the type, and trigger it on just that page with the embedded Calendly.

What's the context? Like receiving a Stripe payment? Because this has nothing to do with that 😅

@@gavinwiener yes a stripe payment and I know this has nothing to do with it bro just seeing if you would know

I appreciate it!

I can take a look for you. The only problem, I've heard that the trigger for "new paid member" is very inconsistent and sends non-paid people as well. The biggest question would be if the trigger includes the email, and if not, then might have to look at the a payment trigger like Stripe. If you want, book in a time with me on my website and we can work through it together, and then I can also turn that into a vid 😎

Pleasure, hope it was helpful

To correct you, I actually did. Because with Calendly it's literally 2 steps. Add the UTM parameters to the direct booking link. Did I not show that? Most of the video has to be an explanation of the concepts otherwise people don't understand what to look for.

@@gavinwiener so you just manually type whatever you want for the UTM parameters? You don’t need to save it with a special tool?

@@brettwharton Yup, you can. That GA Dev Tools tool I showed just makes life easier instead of adding... "?" Then "" Etc. Which is very prone to human error. And if you name them incorrectly, booking tools won't pull them in automatically like I was showing. They only look for certain UTM parameters/query parameters because that's become the convention.

With this funnel specifically, I'm not sure, I wasn't looking at those things. But in general, those would be a good combination. You'd typically use a simple opt-in form in ClickFunnels for the first step. Then you'd use TypeForm, JotForm, whichever more powerful form tool, for the 2nd stage where you're qualifying them. That form would be embedded in the funnel page so you can maintain tracking

I don't know those tools. I'm sure there are other great tutorials to help with that :)

@@gavinwiener Ok thanks

What do you mean by seller account and database?

Skool still sends them an email telling them they've been invited and gets them to sign up

Appreciate that, glad they've been helpful. Do you have any particular goal in mind if you had to join?

@@gavinwiener I am looking into learning a CRM, like Hubspot, also doing automation for businesses, so as become a consultant for automation or CRM

Totally, and testing!

Glad it helped! What are the groups about? Unfortunately Skool is really limited automation wise at the moment. Someone paid me for a consultant and we brainstormed as much as we could automation wise for his community. What he wanted to be able to do was: - Better monitor progress - Asking for feedback when people cancel - Automated follow-ups to win people - Etc And the conclusion we came to is, right now, we'd need to use external forms and such to achieve a lot of that. For example, what he'll likely implement to nurture leads who show interest in the community but haven't purchased is to automate a DM'ing to them after they do purchase that asks them complete a quick onboarding form, and that'll allow us to pull buyers out of the nurture sequence trying to sell them on the community. For monitoring progress, we'll likely need to add a quick "homework assignments", or form they can fill to leave feedback at the end of sections/modules so we know they hit that milestone, and can then tag people in his marketing automation tool. Things like that.

@@gavinwiener very insightful, thanks bro! This is the first of your videos I’ve watched, I notice funnels and automations are your niche; good stuff!

My pleasure, hopefully everything was clear! And always open to suggestions for new videos that would help

What are you trying to achieve with the integration? It doesn't say this in the documentation, but the webhook approach is likely giving access to all courses. You should rather use the official Zapier-Skool integration (I have a video about it) because you can select the courses you want to give access to

@@gavinwiener yeah i started using the webhook approach because i dont know how to automate the membership question with the email address

@@gavinwiener which video can you send the link for it please

Is it a paid community? Because it seems that membership questions are actually disabled for paid communities. Right now they only show up for free communities

@@gavinwienerits free but i sell the program outside of skool

Do you mean how I'd create the funnel for it? Or how to add people automatically to it? I left a comment that someone on the Skool team says being invited will actually bypass the paying requirement

Appreciate it! Trying 🔥

My pleasure :) Fortunately the Webhooks functionality in Zapier hasn't changed since I created the video so it still applies!

Not for now! Thanks for watching

Sometimes you just gotta immerse yourself!

@@gavinwiener totally it was fun, but feeling so much more productive back home in my place in India haha.

Looping is life 😎

That's a good question, I actually don't know. Would have to test, I can guess there's only 2 outcomes: 1. They receive the email invite, and when they're signing up they'll have to enter their card details 2. They get into the community for free (but I'm highly doubting this one)

I asked this question to someone on the Skool team, and their response: "Yup! Zapier will bypass subscriptions and people will get in for free! :)"

@@gavinwiener wow thanks a ton for going way above and beyond by looking that up. Much appreciated. I Just liked and subscribed.