Redemption Ready

You did the hard work to get into the bundle. Now make sure it isn't wasted at the last step

Audit your own redemption process before a host does it for you, so you get accepted, and so your potential new subscribers don't drop off or leave with a bad first impression.

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You applied to a bundle. Smart move for growing your list without social media. Here's the part some people ignore.

A lot of hosts test your redemption flow before they let you in.

If something doesn’t work, you don't get accepted. All that effort finding the collab and applying, out the window.

Not all bundle hosts test but…

…You still send potential customers to a process that leaves a bad first impression. Some people drop off before they ever reach your product because the process isn’t smooth.

Or they get to your product only to find nothing there.

So it goes one of two ways. You're turned away before you start, or you waste the spot you fought for and sour the relationship with all of your new potential customers.

Either way, you rarely find out why that bundle didn’t go so well.

There's a much easier way, I made a thing for it. It's called

What it is:

An interactive tool that walks you through your own redemption, one step at a time, before a host or a potential new lead ever sees it.

A pop up grid of 8 checks to test on your redemption process.

Every card opens a short lesson about what you're testing and why.

Mark each step as working as you go, or flag an issue so you can fix it.

Use for as many products as you like

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The big benefit

You are much more likely to get accepted to bundles and you make a good first impression to the new people joining your list.

What you need to run it

This is a web-based tool you can use on its own. Download the file and open it when you need to use it. It will open on your web browser.

Hi, I'm Amy!

I studied product design back in the late 90s and early 00s. The design of physical products.

There is a common thread between physical products and digital products and that is how all products solve a problem.

I can’t help but make things and I have learned over the years since I studied product design that I also think in systems and get frustrated where I see places where time is wasted. So I use all these skills and feelings in the products that I make.

This particular tool came straight out of my own bundle hosting. I was testing contributor products by hand and finding the same issues again and again, so I turned my testing checklist into something you can use yourself.