Your storefront is live.
Every step is complete. Your Kingdom storefront is built, your offer is listed, and your email flow is running. Now go and serve the people who are waiting for you.
Your Kingdom Storefront
Account setup, design, and positioning
- Created your Stan Store account with a clean, on-brand username
- Completed the Getting Started onboarding section inside Stan Store
- Connected Stripe and verified your account for payouts
- Customised store design: layout, brand colours, and profile photo
- Written your storefront bio: who you are and who you serve (1-2 sentences)
- Decided on your storefront structure: free offer at top, paid offer(s) below
Your Lead Magnet
Freebie listing and email capture setup
- Identified or created your lead magnet (specific problem, specific audience)
- Designed a professional branded cover image in Canva
- Listed the lead magnet using "Collect Emails / Applications" (not Digital Download)
- Written an outcome-focused headline and subheading for the listing
- Uploaded your freebie file (PDF) or added the redirect URL
- Written and set up your confirmation email in the Advanced tab
- Tested the opt-in with your own email and confirmed the experience works end-to-end
Your Paid Digital Product
Checkout page, pricing, and delivery
- Identified your first paid product and finalised the file or content
- Listed using "Sell a Digital Download" and set your thumbnail image, headline, subheading
- Written a full checkout page description using the 7-step framework from Lesson 3
- Set your price in USD with confidence
- Uploaded your product file(s) in the Advanced section
- Written and saved your post-purchase confirmation email
- Tested the purchase experience and confirmed delivery works correctly
Your Email Flow
Automation setup — Creator Pro required
- Confirmed you are on Stan Store Creator Pro ($99/month)
- Created a new email flow named clearly (e.g. "Lead Magnet Welcome Sequence")
- Set the correct trigger (opt-in for your lead magnet product)
- Written and added all 5-6 emails with correct delay timings
- Set the flow status to Active
- Tested end-to-end: opted in with your own email and confirmed all emails arrive correctly
Your Email Templates
Every template below is written in JJ's voice. Expand each one, replace all [bracketed placeholders] with your specific details, then copy and paste directly into Stan Store. Do not paste these as-is. Every placeholder must be personalised before publishing.
Confirmation Emails
Welcome Email Flow — 6 Emails
Your Email Flow at a Glance
Use this as your reference when building the sequence inside Stan Store. Each email has a clear purpose. Do not skip stages. The sequence works because it builds trust before it presents an offer.
The 6-Email Sequence
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1Email 1 — Delivery + Welcome (Day 0, Immediate)Delivers the freebie. Sets tone. Tells them who you are in 2 sentences. Tells them what to expect. Keep it short. They want the download first.
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2Email 2 — Origin Story (Day 1-2)Your story. Not your CV. Why you do this work. Be honest and specific. People connect with real stories, not polished bios. This is where trust begins.
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3Email 3 — Teaching Email (Day 3-4)Give something valuable. A framework, a perspective shift, a specific strategy. This email says: I am not just here to sell. This is where you build credibility.
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4Email 4 — Social Proof / Client Story (Day 5-6)A real story. Specific. A client, a community member, a transformation you witnessed. Specific stories are credible. Vague claims are not.
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5Email 5 — The Offer Email (Day 7-8)After four emails of genuine service, the offer lands as a natural next step. Be direct. Name the offer. State the price. Include the link. No excessive preamble.
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6Email 6 — Follow-Up, Optional (Day 9-10)For those who did not open or act on Email 5. Short. Acknowledges the hesitation. Reiterates the link. No pressure. Often generates conversions from people who needed one more nudge.
Writing Principles to Carry Into Every Email
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✦Write to one person. Not your community, not your audience. One woman, one specific struggle.
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✦Be specific rather than inspirational. Specific insight moves people. Vague encouragement does not.
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✦Do not perform intimacy. Do not manufacture vulnerability. Real connection comes from real writing.
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✦Lead with value before you ask for anything. The offer follows service. Always.
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✦Give every email a clear next step. Not always a purchase. Sometimes it is to apply what was taught, to reply, to save the email. But every email should have direction.
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✦Keep paragraphs short. Use line breaks generously. Plain text feels more personal than heavily designed templates. Write to be read, not to impress.