It really was great! What are you using now? I switched to Payhip in case you'd like to check it out! This is my referral link, no cost to you: payhip.com/?fp_ref=melissa11
Hey , nice review .I am so confused about how to migrate all the hard work built on Koji. It doesn’t make sense that they will sell off and make it so difficult for existing users to continue or migrate without having to build everything from scratch . I thought it will play out like the Facebook & instagram buyout or the likes .Pls what do you advise or am I missing some steps? The thought of building it all from scratch is discouraging
My thoughts exactly. Also, it doesn't feel like Linktree Pro has the same capabilities (sales, bundles, discount codes, etc.) which made it a quick no for me regarding Linktree Pro. So far I've looked into Payhip and Ko-fi. I'm in the process of moving things to Payhip as it has courses, memberships, and coaching included, plus lots of discount codes and the ability to add affiliates. It was a fun and surprising find, so while it's a bunch of (quick) work to move things over, it's a great way to begin expanding, too. If you're interested, I'll be putting up some of my initial thoughts regarding Payhip very soon!
I just noticed my Koji page is shut down. The reason I picked Koji over linktree was because I was able to use a custom domain. Now Linktree doesn't allow setting up a custom domain 😢 Any suggestions where to go now?
Hi Michiel! Yes, the turnaround from when they notified us (late December) to when it was sunset (yesterday) was pretty quick. I looked into two options: Ko-fi and Payhip. I eneded up going with Payhip for the range of acceptable item types (courses, digital products, etc.) Here's a breakdown of how to get started! th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9ILEK85F8e94EfiM
I narrowed it down to two: Ko-fi and Payhip. I went with Payhip and just shared a video about why I chose it over other solutions, and how to get started! Hope it helps. th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this video. I sell printable products on TPT and ETSY. Can you tell me if there's any reason for me not to link directly to my ETSY or TPT shop from Pinterest? I hope I'm not violating any terms or conditions. Thanks again. Tamara
Hi Tamara! Good question. I've never heard of anything that would go against you linking back to TPT and Etsy from Pinterest. I know lots of TPT sellers do this. What type of products do you sell? Feel free to drop your store link!
Nice! Thanks for the update. Are you liking Linktree Pro?! I've moved on to using Payhip (video here): th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FGupASASYvua4eGE
I did, too! Have you found a new place to sell your products? I've been using Payhip for the last few months and actually find it better than Koji! This video goes into details: th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FhIV3FWlXaXOtmFD
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It really was great! What are you using now? I switched to Payhip in case you'd like to check it out! This is my referral link, no cost to you: payhip.com/?fp_ref=melissa11
thanks!
Hope it helps!
Hey , nice review .I am so confused about how to migrate all the hard work built on Koji. It doesn’t make sense that they will sell off and make it so difficult for existing users to continue or migrate without having to build everything from scratch . I thought it will play out like the Facebook & instagram buyout or the likes .Pls what do you advise or am I missing some steps? The thought of building it all from scratch is discouraging
My thoughts exactly. Also, it doesn't feel like Linktree Pro has the same capabilities (sales, bundles, discount codes, etc.) which made it a quick no for me regarding Linktree Pro. So far I've looked into Payhip and Ko-fi. I'm in the process of moving things to Payhip as it has courses, memberships, and coaching included, plus lots of discount codes and the ability to add affiliates. It was a fun and surprising find, so while it's a bunch of (quick) work to move things over, it's a great way to begin expanding, too. If you're interested, I'll be putting up some of my initial thoughts regarding Payhip very soon!
My site/store was interactive, I'm gonna miss it.. 😔
Whoa, cool. What do you mean interactive? Any leads on where you'll go next? I'm setting things up on Payhip at the moment!
Exactly!!
@@skinbeautyproducts1998 Do you have a good next step? I've mentioned to others I've been considering Payhip or Ko-fi.
I just noticed my Koji page is shut down. The reason I picked Koji over linktree was because I was able to use a custom domain. Now Linktree doesn't allow setting up a custom domain 😢 Any suggestions where to go now?
Hi Michiel! Yes, the turnaround from when they notified us (late December) to when it was sunset (yesterday) was pretty quick. I looked into two options: Ko-fi and Payhip. I eneded up going with Payhip for the range of acceptable item types (courses, digital products, etc.) Here's a breakdown of how to get started! th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9ILEK85F8e94EfiM
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I narrowed it down to two: Ko-fi and Payhip. I went with Payhip and just shared a video about why I chose it over other solutions, and how to get started! Hope it helps. th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this video. I sell printable products on TPT and ETSY. Can you tell me if there's any reason for me not to link directly to my ETSY or TPT shop from Pinterest? I hope I'm not violating any terms or conditions. Thanks again. Tamara
Hi Tamara! Good question. I've never heard of anything that would go against you linking back to TPT and Etsy from Pinterest. I know lots of TPT sellers do this. What type of products do you sell? Feel free to drop your store link!
@@melissaisteaching Thank you for your answer. I thought that was the case.
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Nice! Thanks for the update. Are you liking Linktree Pro?! I've moved on to using Payhip (video here): th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FGupASASYvua4eGE
@@melissaisteaching Thanks! I don't really like how it looks and am still looking around. Thanks for the heads-up on payhip!
@@HushNinja Def. It has a lot of possibilities beyond digital products (memberships, bundles, coaching, etc.) Worth a look!
Suckssssss! I loved Koji
Samesies. What are you using now? I started with Payhip a bit ago: th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.html
@@melissaisteaching haven't made the shift! I am trying to find a solution. Searching for the best way to sell ebooks in addition to Amazon
I loved koji im so upset 😢
I did, too! Have you found a new place to sell your products? I've been using Payhip for the last few months and actually find it better than Koji! This video goes into details: th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FhIV3FWlXaXOtmFD
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Forreal! What are you planning on using now?
@@melissaisteaching im not sure ive heard gum road pensight and tap link are some good alternatives , what do ur think ?
I love Gum Road, but ultimately chose to go with Payhip. I explain all the reasons here: th-cam.com/video/lHkMGMFV5X4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G__aF4gl2srYyH2_