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.

Immediately

1. A receipt from the payment platform
2. Access details from Groove Sell, usually within minutes, to the address you paid with
3. If nothing arrives: check spam and promotions, search for the platform name rather than the sender, and confirm which address you actually paid with

Three things to keep

• The receipt, with the order number
• A screenshot of the refund terms as they were when you bought
• The support address, saved before you need it

Your first week, in the order that matters

The temptation is to consume everything. The better sequence is to pick what you will promote first, because that decision determines how many sales you need — ten of a $497 product, or a hundred and seventy seven of a $47 one, on identical traffic.

Then set up the posting rhythm, then work through the traffic material. Consuming the whole course before publishing anything feels like progress the entire time and is the most expensive mistake available.

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?