Membership pages or Course pages

@AmyCSH  You could do this through Member Sites but you'd have to pay for that capability and it seems like you could do this without having to set all that up -- especially since those that have already signed up would need to do so again in order to create a profile that allows them access.

I'd recommend having:

1. Page 1: A landing page for the webinar with a form. 
2. Page 2: A password protected page that has links to the call, course materials, and a store selling the items you want them to purchase after watching your presentation. 

On Page 1, they fill out the form (since it's free) or subscribe to your emails -- whichever you'd like. Either way, you can customize the post submit to include a link to Page 2 with the password. I'd recommend using the html box to make the message in one of your header fonts. 

*** For those that have already signed up, you can simply email them the Page 2 information! 

Here's a sample of the post-submit text text:

<h3>
Thank you for subscribing! Please visit <a href="https://westerlycreative.studio" target="_blank" >www.westerlycreative.studio</a> and put in password TACOS to access the webinar content. 
</h3>

How to modify the html:

<h3> Font size
Thank you for subscribing! Please visit <a href="Put the Page 2 link in here" target="_blank" (Makes it open in a new tab) >Insert what you want the hyperlink text to be </a> and put in password TACOS to access the webinar content. 
</h3> Must match first font size

What it looks like when you add it:

If you're worried about people missing it, you can also send an email to those who sign up with that information. 

The potential downside to this is that other could share the password and let other people in. However, setting up an approval system for so many people probably isn't worth your time. 

Congrats on getting 100 people signed up! 🎉🎉

Membership Options

1. You could sell this as a Digital Download, which could be a PDF with links to all the content. Google Drive works great for this. 

2. Coaching could be a Service Product, which can be a 1-time fee or subscription based. You can share the link to the resource on your call with them or via email. 

"Lifetime access" can be a difficult thing to ensure. I'd just give them the download link and tell them they have xxx days to download it, but that's just me. For example, what if Squarespace stops supporting Member Sites in the future? If you went that route, you'd have to pay for that function indefinitely and then switch it if/when that changes. 

You could do Member Sites or the coaching group and release the products free to them each week. However, if they aren't doing anything else in the group, then you're just adding steps for both you and them.