Parth Vadadoriya

Hey @Stephy Chen I needed your advise on this. So the Instagram account I have right now, I am using it to promote high ticket offers like OIL. But I have been wanting to start a low ticket offer as well. (one low ticket offer tied to my niche — so faceless wealth creation which will be all about monetizing one’s social media as a faceless creator. The digital product will come full resell rights as well). So many of my leads watch the free training, love it but don’t end up buying because of the cost, that’s where the low ticket offer can offer an easier entry point. Now ideally, I will want to promote this specific low ticket offer on my main page along with OIL (so I will have two links in my bio) and I will set up automations on certain posts to promote my low ticket offer as well (because I discuss both digital products and affiliate marketing; I can promote this product pretty easily as well). But will having two offers (the high ticket — which is to the OIL training and the low ticket offer) on one Instagram account be confusing for my audience? Another option (more difficult because I will be starting from scratch) is to start another Instagram account to market the low ticket offer. Will that make more sense? I am already working on my low ticket offers (it’s like a Faceless starter guide pdf-I will price it under $50 to keep it low ticket). I just need to figure out a way to market it properly.

New comment 9d ago

Parth Vadadoriya

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@Mila Khan Looking at your available options, Mollie is by far the best native gateway to look into for your situation. They are a massive European payment processor, and their approval process is typically much faster and more streamlined than Stripe's. Crucially, integrating Mollie allows you to natively accept both standard credit cards and iDEAL (which is essential for Dutch customers) right on your native Systeme.io checkout page. If you need to launch literally today, the Gumroad route works as a quick stopgap, but getting set up on Mollie will give you the cleanest, highest-converting native checkout for your market.

Parth Vadadoriya

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@Mila Khan Sticking with Gumroad for now is a very smart play to keep things moving. It gets you past the immediate hurdles so you can actually start accepting payments and generating revenue while you evaluate your long-term setup. Regarding the US LLC setup that Stephy mentioned, it is actually a very common path for international founders, and you can do it entirely remotely without being a US resident. Since the legal and tax side can get a bit specific, I highly recommend checking out specialized "all-in-one" platforms like Doola or Firstbase. They are built specifically to help non-US residents form an LLC, get a US tax number (EIN), and open a US bank account so you can finally unlock Stripe. Instead of trying to navigate the complex legal paperwork yourself, your best next step would be to visit their websites and either jump on their live chat or book a quick consultation call. Their teams are super helpful and can look at your specific situation in the Netherlands to explain exactly how the process works and what the timeline looks like!

Elaine Ang

12d •

Questions

Change of payout method in OIL

Hello @Stephy Chen . Paypal has deactivated my account and I want to change the payout method in OIL. Can I get some help on this please?

New comment 9d ago

Parth Vadadoriya

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Hey @Elaine Ang ! I've just enabled the Wise payout option for your First Promoter account. You should now be able to log in and update your payout method to Wise. Let me know if you run into any issues setting it up! Pls follow this step inside your FP. Affiliate Dashboard ➔ Payout Tab ➔ Select Wise and update details ➔ Save

Riyah Salem

14d •

Questions

Emails

Hi Team, I'm not sure if i did the right thing and am confused. I've put all coding DNS record that Systeme.io gave me but it says its verified, with an exclamation mark on it and when i scroll over, it says "To send emails from this email address, you need to authenticate this domain." Its been more than a week. And on the system io, the senders email is my personal email, how do i change that to my business one? I've attached both problems on the image if anyone could help. Thank you

New comment 3d ago

Parth Vadadoriya

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Hi @Riyah Salem , From your screenshot, it looks like your email address has been verified, but your domain authentication hasn't been completed yet. That's why you're seeing the warning message. For your second question, you can change the sender email by going to Settings → Mailing Settings → Sender, then selecting your business email address from the dropdown. If it doesn't appear there, you'll need to add and verify it first under Verified email addresses. For the domain authentication issue, could you please share: - Which domain registrar you're using (e.g., GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare)? - A screenshot of the DNS records you added for your domain (you can hide any sensitive information). That will help us check if any DNS records are missing or incorrectly configured so we can get this fixed for you!

Parth Vadadoriya

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@Riyah Salem you entered those records into GoDaddy perfectly! Since your records are flawlessly entered but it has still been pending for over a week, I would suggest to remove the domain and re-adding them exactly as you did. if possible can you send the screenshots of all the record you added, so i can check all of them or make sure they do not conflit each other.