Check 9: What happens in the first hour, and the first week?

Most checks stop at the checkout. This one starts there, because delivery is where the promise either holds or does not.

The first hour

1. Payment confirmation lands from the processor
2. Groove Sell issues portal credentials, normally in minutes, to whichever inbox was used at purchase
3. Silence after ten minutes usually means filtering rather than failure. Look in promotions and junk, search on the platform name instead of a sender, and double-check which of your addresses went into the order form

Keep these three

• Order number and payment confirmation
• An image of the refund wording exactly as it read on the day
• Wherever support is reached, noted down while you do not need it

Sequencing week one

Everyone wants to watch the whole thing first. It is the wrong order. Settle on the offer you intend to promote before anything else, because that single choice sets the size of the mountain: clearing a $2,497 target takes five sales at a $497 commission and a hundred and seventy-seven at $14, off the same visitors.

Rhythm second, traffic training third. Working through every module before publishing a single thing feels productive from beginning to end, and it is the costliest way to spend the first month.

The other checks

• Is the seller a real person?
• Is the advertised price the real price?
• Are the refund terms published?
• What do you actually receive?
• Are you on the official site?
• Are there costs beyond the price?
• What expires, and when?
• Does it fit how you work?
• What do critics say?