Boise_Jim Posted September 27, 2019 Share Posted September 27, 2019 Photographer here, and I'm having problems with clients who don't know how to handle .zip files. I have explicit directions on how to do it, but still, have tons of problems with it. I know- get in the 21st century! Is there a way I could upload my files to Dropbox, then after they pay through the commerce system, they could get a link to that Dropbox file instead of downloading a .zip file, which the majority don't know how to handle? Would make my life a TON easier. TIA Link to comment
SnazzyView Posted October 12, 2019 Share Posted October 12, 2019 Yes and no. You could upload a PDF that they download called instructions and on that PDF you have the Dropbox link that they can click on. Its a bit of a hassle but unless you want to start messing around with automated email campaigns in Squarespace it’s the only solution that I can think of. snazzyview.com Link to comment
christyprice Posted October 12, 2019 Share Posted October 12, 2019 I do exactly what ThompsonWeb Design mentioned. When someone purchases my course, I have a Squarespace Campaigns automated email set up to send out instructions on accessing the course. christyprice.com 🇺🇸 Austin, TX US ✅ For Web Designers: Squarespace Client Process Checklist. Save time and bring consistency to your web design projects. Receive a Notion doc template with my 100+ item client process checklist. Link to comment
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