Your course access is automatically included with your membership. Once inside, you’ll find a structured, step-by-step curriculum designed to guide you from store setup to generating consistent sales. If you don’t receive login details, simply contact support and they’ll resend access immediately.

Members receive access to multiple live coaching sessions each week. These calls are designed for real-time support, store feedback, strategy guidance, and answering any questions you encounter along the way. The more consistently you attend, the faster most members progress.

Yes — your store is fully yours. You control the products, branding, pricing, and future direction of the business. Everything you build and grow belongs to you.

Your subscription covers the technology that powers and hosts your online store. Wix provides the infrastructure that keeps your business running securely online — similar to platforms like Shopify. The fee goes directly toward maintaining your store’s functionality and uptime.

You can sell a wide range of physical products across many niches, including fashion, home goods, gadgets, fitness products, beauty items, and more. Your store is preloaded with products to help you start quickly, but you can customize or change your niche anytime.

Your store connects with trusted suppliers who handle inventory, packaging, and shipping. When a customer places an order, the supplier fulfills it automatically — allowing you to focus on marketing and growing the business rather than logistics.

Not right away. Most members begin by learning and validating their store first. Once you start generating consistent sales, it’s recommended to speak with a local accountant to properly set up your business and tax structure.

The most effective starting strategy is organic content on platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels. Posting consistently, using trending formats, and showcasing your products allows you to generate traffic and sales without needing paid ads early on.

That’s completely normal. Every successful store goes through a testing phase. Early weeks are focused on learning products, improving content, and understanding what works. Members who stay consistent and follow the process typically begin seeing traction over time.

The members who succeed fastest actively use everything available to them: they complete the training, attend coaching calls, ask questions in the community, and apply feedback consistently. Progress comes from participation, not just access.