Sharing pages with other Ontraport users

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In Ontraport, you can share pages with others, either for free or to make a few bucks. Learn how to do it here.

In this lesson you'll learn:

How to create a profile to use in the Marketplace
How to share your content and manage who sees it
How to see how your pages are performing
How to stop sharing your pages

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Built a page you're proud of? You can share it with other Ontraport users, for free or for a price. You can list it publicly as a template in the Ontraport Marketplace, or share it privately with just the people you choose. It takes three steps: set up your profile, share the page, and manage what you've shared. Start with your Marketplace profile. Click your profile icon, go to Administration, then Ontraport Marketplace, then Profile Manager, and fill in your information. If you plan to sell templates, add your PayPal address here. That's where Marketplace payments go. Next, click Pages in the top navigation and open the page you want to share. In the editor, click the marketplace sharing icon in the top right. You'll see two choices: Share with All Users, or Share with Individual Users. Advanced Mail messages share the same way. Share with All Users turns your page into a template in the Ontraport Marketplace, where any account holder can find it. Enter a name, a description and a category. Then choose whether it's free or paid. For a paid template, enter a price in US dollars. Ontraport handles the billing and pays you your share of each sale through PayPal. Click Share. Your template then goes through approval, which can take a few business days. One rule to know: pages with custom HTML aren't allowed in the Marketplace, so remove any before you share. Share with Individual Users keeps your page out of the Marketplace. Pick one of three options. Anyone with link gives you a link to send. Anyone who's logged in to Ontraport gets the page downloaded into their account automatically. Anyone else is asked to log in or create an account. Specific users lets you enter the email addresses of Ontraport account holders. Use the email for their admin seat, so it installs easily. If you don't know it, use the link instead. Anyone who has purchased or subscribed to a product lets you sell a page without listing it publicly. Create a product and an order form for it, then select that product in the sharing options. When someone submits the form, the page downloads into their account. The email they use on the order form must match their Ontraport login email, or it won't share correctly. The Ontraport for payments course shows you how to set up products and order forms. Your recipients will find the page in their account under Pages, then New Page, then Shared With Me. Want to send subscribers a new template every so often? Either create a subscription product and share each new template with your subscribers individually, or use Anyone with link, and send the link in a message from an automation that starts when the product is purchased. To check on your shared pages, click your profile icon, go to Administration, then Marketplace Content Manager. That's where you'll see whether a Marketplace template has been approved. To stop sharing, select the page there and click Stop Sharing. Or open the page, click the sharing icon, and switch sharing off. So: set up your Marketplace profile, share from the page editor with everyone or with just the people you choose, and manage it all in the Marketplace Content Manager. Automation maps share the same way, and you'll find them in the Automations section. Next up: navigation for pages.