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Step by step, on the product as it is.

Six walkthroughs from a blank canvas to a live site, a store, a blog, a landing page, bookings and a membership, each on the product as it is.

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Website

How to Create a Website

You do not need a developer to publish a site that looks credible. The wizard asks what kind of site and which theme, opens a freeform editor with the pages already there, and publishing puts the site on your own domain with a certificate. This guide walks the whole path in order.

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Store

How to Build an Online Store

Selling online is a product list, a checkout and what happens after the order. The Cliux store runs inside the same editor as the rest of your site: products with one stock count each, card checkout through your own Stripe account with no platform commission, coupons, shipping by region, digital goods, and an orders board where you refund. This guide sets it up in order.

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Blog

How to Start a Blog

A blog compounds long after you publish, if its structure and its links are right from the first post. The Cliux blog is part of your site: posts with categories, tags and authors, an RSS feed, comments, a title and description per post, and Article data for search engines. This guide takes you from the first category to a publishing schedule.

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Landing page

How to Create a Landing Page

A landing page has one job: one action, no competing links. On Cliux it is a page like any other in the same freeform editor, with a form that lands in your CRM with its source and first-party analytics that tell you which campaign sent the visitor. There is no split-testing engine, so this guide also says how to compare two pages without one.

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Bookings

How to Add a Booking System

Bookings taken over messages cost you the appointment and the deposit. A Cliux booking page shows real availability per service and staff member, takes payment in full or as a deposit through your own Stripe account, sends confirmations and reminders, and refunds on its own inside the cancellation window. This guide sets one up.

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Membership

How to Build a Membership Site

A membership turns what you know into recurring revenue: pages and posts behind a plan, a community only members see. Cliux sells the plan monthly, yearly or once, with a trial, through your own Stripe account; gates pages from the Pages tab and posts from the blog's monetisation screen; and gives members a portal. This guide builds exactly that.

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