SamCart Tutorial for Beginners 2024 (Step-by-Step Sales Page Tutorial)

We use SamCart sales pages to sell our online courses. In this 2024 SamCart tutorial for beginners, I'll walk you through step by step how to create a sales page with SamCart. Save $1 off an already great priced domain with PorkBun: porkbun.com/TFCSamCartTut24 or use code THEFIGCO24 at checkout.
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[@emily7556]

Thank you for this video! Would SamCart as a product's main website OR a sales page you would add onto an existing site (one built on Wix or Wordpress)?

[@TheFigCo]

Great question! What kind of product or service are you selling? Normally with a product that needs some explanation to sell, you’ll want a fairly detailed sales page and you won’t want the distractions of the navigation of your website (links to blog, about us, contact us, etc). If you tell me more about your business maybe I can send you a few examples.

[@emily7556]

​@@TheFigCo Thank you for getting back to me! I found this video really helpful. Appreciate the response!
I’m looking to create a website to promote/sell my book. I have other digital products in the pipeline so instead of creating individual pages per product it feels like I ought to package them under one brand (a website with a blog). It also seems easier to create this brand so I could use it for a Facebook Business account to run ads on social. I’m trying to think ahead so I don’t have to redo work down the line…
Additional context: I’m a Web Developer and can do some of these customizations on my own but would rather use prepackaged tools to save time.