I just wanted to make a quick announcement in case this workshop planned for later today interests anyone. I’ll be leading a workshop in just a few hours about making changes to your membership for growth. Here’s the description and the link to sign up. If you can’t make it live, a replay is available at the same link:
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Revamping feels overwhelming in my case, as by deleting current tiers and creating new ones ( in order to be able to modify prices ), implies having to edit every single post so far ( hundreds of them ) , since all of them are set to "WHO CAN SEE THIS POST? Select Tier".
I guess there is no way to avoid this process, but do you have any suggestions?
Hi @rubenfcid, I’m so so glad you reached out to ask - there is an easier way to avoid this! Instead of deleting a tier, you can un-publish it. Potential patrons can’t see unpublished Tiers, they’ll only see your published Tiers on your page. Unpublishing a Tier ensures that no new patrons can join, but gives existing patrons in that Tier a chance to edit their memberships accordingly.
But even unpublishing a tier most of patrons remain in it, which won’t allow to edit the price. Therefore, it has to be deleted to create a new one and add this new one to the created posts so far.
I’ll be leading a workshop in just a few hours about making changes to your membership for growth. Here’s the description and the link to sign up. If you can’t make it live, a replay is available at the same link: