Managing your Hub Registration page
Grant access to your private Hub with one quick step
There are two ways your audience can access your private Hub:
- By importing your Audience and sending them a Hub welcome email, or
- By allowing your members to register (and potentially pay) for your Hub themselves.
You must enable the Hub Registration page to allow your members to register first before getting access to your Hub. This article will walk you through how to enable or disable Hub Registration as needed.
Step 1 - Set your Hub to Private
Start by setting your Hub to Private inside the Hub Dashboard.
By doing so, only users who register with their email can access your Hub—unlike a Public Hub, which anyone can access via a link. An Audience profile is created automatically upon registration.
You can toggle your Hub to Private inside your Hub Dashboard.
Step 2 - Toggle on your Registration Page
Once the Hub is set to Private, go to the Hub's Settings page and click Payments & Registration.
From there, enable your Hub Registration and click Save.
Step 3 - Edit your Registration page
You can create a great first impression for your audience when they first access your Hub by customizing the Registration page.
Inside your Hub Editor, open your Pages menu and then click Register under "Default."
From here, you can make changes to your registration page's left and right sections, such as uploading a logo and background image or the elements and tabs.
Here's a quick tutorial:
Step 4 - Share your Hub registration page with your audience
Once you've set up your Registration page, simply share your Hub's sign-up URL and any new audience members will automatically be taken to your Registration page.
(Optional) Step 5 - View who has registered for your Hub by creating a Segment
If you want to track who has registered for your Hub, and possibly export this information, you can create a Segment inside of Audiences by setting the conditions as whoever has access to the Hub.
(Optional) Step 6 - Turn off Registration when closing the cart
This is more important if you are using Stripe Integration to collect payments from users. Check out Step 6 of this article for more information.