The Continuum Collective · Website Manager's Guide
Run your website with confidence.
A plain-English, step-by-step handbook for managing your Wix site (your members, your privilege services, your events and your insights) without needing a designer or developer for the everyday things.
Welcome
Start here
This guide turns "I don't want to break the website" into "I've got this." Read it in order the first time, each part builds on the one before.
Your website does two big jobs for your business. Understanding this one idea makes everything else click:
Think of your website like your office building. The public front-of-house is what your members and the public see: your Home page, your Privileges Access directory, your Events and Insights. The back office is where your team works behind the scenes: answering messages, managing contacts, setting up services, publishing posts. This guide is almost entirely about the back office, which Wix calls your Dashboard. You very rarely need to touch the front-of-house design.
▸ How to use this guide
- First time? Go top to bottom. Sections 1 to 4 teach you to log in and get around. After that you'll feel at home.
- Need one answer fast? Use the search box (top of the menu) or the quick links below.
- Tick things off. Each section has a ✓ Mark as done button so you can track what you've learned. It remembers on your device.
- On a tablet or phone? Tap the menu button (top-left) to jump around. The whole guide is built to work on the devices you actually carry.
▸ Jump to the things you'll do most
Reply to a client
Answer website messages in your Inbox.
Add a privilege service
List a new service members can book.
Add a person / vendor
Add staff so clients can choose who serves them.
Publish an Insight
Write and post a blog article.
If you ever land on a screen you don't recognise and feel unsure, stop, don't click "Save" or "Publish," and back out. Nothing is broken until something is saved. When in doubt, see Need help? and contact Flex Your Idea. You will not get in trouble for asking.
Foundations
How Wix works
Wix has two different "rooms." Knowing which room you're in (and which one to stay out of) is the single most useful thing on this page.
▸ The Dashboard vs the Editor
These two look different and do different jobs. You will live in the Dashboard. You will almost never need the Editor.
✓ The Dashboard: your home base
- What it is: your back office: menus on the left for Inbox, Contacts, Bookings, Events, Blog.
- What you do here: reply to clients, add services, manage people, publish posts.
- Risk level: low. This is where this whole guide lives.
- Web address: manage.wix.com
✗ The Editor: the design room
- What it is: the drag-and-drop tool that controls how pages look.
- What happens here: moving text, colours, layout, the actual page design.
- Risk level: high, easy to shift a layout by accident.
- Rule for TCC: leave design to Flex Your Idea. You don't need it for daily work.
▸ "Live" vs "draft": what the public actually sees
Most things you create (a blog post, an event, a service) start as a private draft. The public sees nothing until you press Publish or set it to live. That's your safety net, you can prepare things calmly and only reveal them when ready.
Changes in the Dashboard (like replying to a message or adding a contact) happen instantly, there's no "publish" needed. Changes to page design in the Editor only go live when you publish the whole site. Two different rooms, two different rules.
Foundations
Find your way around
Let's log in and take a calm tour of the Dashboard. By the end of this page you'll know where everything lives.
▸ Logging in
- Go to manage.wix.comType it into your browser, or open the Wix Owner app on your tablet (more on that in section 4).
- Sign in with your TCC email and passwordUse the login Flex Your Idea set up for you. If you've forgotten it, use "Forgot password": never share your password by email or chat.
- Choose The Continuum CollectiveIf you see more than one site, click the TCC one. You'll land on its Dashboard Home.
Bookmark manage.wix.com on your tablet and computer so you're one tap away. On a tablet, you can also "Add to Home Screen" for an app-like icon.
▸ The left menu: your map
Everything in the Dashboard is reached from the menu down the left side. Here's the simplified picture, and what each item is for in your business:
A simplified view of your Wix Dashboard. Your real menu may show a few more items, these are the ones that matter for daily work.
- Home: your daily summary and to-do list.
- Inbox: messages and chats from your website. → Section 5
- Contacts & CRM: every member, vendor and lead. → Section 6
- Bookings: your privilege services, the people who deliver them, and the appointment calendar. → Sections 8 to 10
- Events: networking sessions, talks and gatherings. → Section 11
- Blog: your Insights articles. → Section 12
- Marketing: email, automations and the AI Marketing Agent. → Sections 13 to 14
- Settings: business info and team access. Handle with care. → Section 15
Wix tucks less-used tools away. Look for a search bar at the top of the Dashboard (type "blog," "staff," "coupons," anything) and it jumps you straight there. It's the fastest way to navigate once you know the name of what you want.
Foundations
On your phone & tablet
You're often out meeting clients with a tablet in hand, so let's get the website working from there. There are two apps, and it's important not to mix them up.
☼ Wix Owner app: for YOU
- This is your back-office in your pocket.
- Reply to messages, check bookings, add contacts, see who's coming to an event, all from your tablet.
- Get a notification the moment a client messages or books.
- Search your app store for "Wix Owner" (dark icon).
♟ Spaces by Wix: for MEMBERS
- This is the app your consumer members use, not you.
- They use it to log in, browse privileges and book a service on the go.
- Good to know it exists so you can guide a member who asks.
- You don't manage anything from this app.
▸ Set up the Owner app (one-time, ~3 minutes)
- Download Wix OwnerFrom the Apple App Store or Google Play on your phone and tablet.
- Log in with the same email & passwordExactly what you use at manage.wix.com.
- Pick The Continuum CollectiveIf you manage more than one site.
- Allow notificationsWhy: so you never miss a client's message or a new booking, so you can reply within minutes, which clients love.
Almost everything in this guide can be done from the Owner app, the menus are the same, just stacked for a touch screen. When a step says "click," just "tap." If a screen feels cramped, turn the tablet to landscape (sideways) for more room.
Everyday Basics
Inbox & messages
We start here because it's the easiest win, and the one you'll use most. Every message from your website lands in one place, and replying is as simple as texting.
What it is: the Inbox gathers every conversation from your site (the chat bubble, contact-form enquiries, and booking questions) into a single thread per person, like a messaging app.
▸ Where to find it
It's near the top of the left menu, with a red dot when something's new.
▸ Read and reply to a message
- Open Inbox from the left menuConversations are listed newest first. Unread ones are bold.
- Click a conversationThe full history opens on the right, so you have context before you reply.
- Type your reply at the bottom and press SendKeep it warm and human, the same voice you'd use in person.
- See the person's details on the side panelWix automatically links the chat to their Contact card, so you can see who they are and add notes.
Replying is just typing and pressing Send, the same as any chat app you already use.
▸ Two time-savers worth learning
- Saved replies: store answers you type often ("Here's how to book a privilege service…"). Look for Saved replies near the message box, write it once, reuse it forever.
- Labels & notes: tag a conversation (e.g. New lead) or jot a private note so the next team member has context. This keeps service consistent across your team.
Open the Wix Owner app on your tablet and turn on notifications (section 4). Now every website message buzzes your tablet, and you can reply between meetings, no laptop needed.
Everyday Basics
Contacts & PDPA
Your contact list is the most valuable thing in your whole website, it's your relationships, written down. This section shows how to keep it tidy, and how to stay on the right side of Singapore's privacy law.
What it is: Contacts (also called your CRM) is the address book of everyone connected to TCC, your consumer members, your vendor businesses, and new leads who haven't joined yet. Every form fill, chat and booking quietly adds or updates a contact here.
▸ Where to find it
▸ Add a contact by hand
- Go to Contacts › Contact ListYou'll see everyone you already have.
- Click + New ContactTop-right corner.
- Fill in name, email, phoneOnly collect what you genuinely need: more on that in the PDPA rules below.
- Add a Label (very important, see next)This is how you tell members, vendors and leads apart.
- Click Save
▸ Labels: telling your two client groups apart
A Label is a coloured tag you stick on a contact. This is the single habit that keeps your list useful. We suggest a simple, consistent set for TCC:
- Member (Consumer) a personal-insurance client who can log in and book privileges.
- Vendor (Business) a commercial-insurance client whose services you showcase (TCC-managed).
- Lead someone interested who hasn't joined yet.
- Privilege Category optional, e.g. "Legal," "Medical," to group vendors by what they offer.
Open a contact (or tick several at once), click Labels, then pick an existing one or + Create label. Tip: agree the exact label names as a team and never invent new spellings, "Vendor" and "vendors" become two different piles otherwise.
▸ "Contact management only": your safe lane
For day-to-day work, stick to adding, editing, labelling and noting contacts. That's everything you need and carries almost no risk. Bulk importing lists, mass emailing, or deleting in bulk are higher-stakes, loop in Flex Your Idea before doing those (see section 14).
▸ PDPA: the do's & don'ts (Singapore)
Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) governs how you collect and use people's personal details. You don't need to be a lawyer, just follow these everyday habits.
✓ Do
- Collect only what you need: name, email, phone for service. Skip NRIC, income, health details unless truly required.
- Be clear why you're collecting it ("to manage your bookings and membership").
- Get consent before marketing: only send promos to people who agreed to receive them.
- Honour opt-outs fast: if someone says "stop emailing me," remove them promptly.
- Keep it secure: strong password, don't share logins, log out on shared devices.
- Update or delete on request: people can ask to see, correct or remove their data.
✗ Don't
- Don't export contacts to a personal device or share the list outside TCC.
- Don't add people you scraped or got from a third party without their consent.
- Don't collect sensitive data "just in case": it becomes a liability you must protect.
- Don't mass-email members and vendors who never opted in.
- Don't keep data forever: remove contacts you no longer have a reason to hold.
- Don't write private judgements in notes, assume the person could one day read them.
These are practical habits, not a full compliance program. TCC should appoint a Data Protection Officer and, for anything involving consent wording, data-breach response or bulk data, get proper advice. When unsure, pause and ask.
Privilege Services · The Core
How privileges work
This is the engine of your whole site, the reason The Continuum Collective exists. Spend five minutes here and the next three sections will make complete sense.
Your Privileges Access page is powered by a Wix tool called Bookings. Three simple pieces work together:
The Service
A privilege offer, e.g. "Estate Planning Review" or "Health Screening." This is what is offered.
The Staff
The people who deliver it, your advisors and your vendors' representatives. This is who provides it.
The Booking
A member picks a service, chooses the person they know, and books a time, or simply emails. This is the result.
Because your members are already your clients, they often know exactly which advisor or vendor they want. So your services are set up to let the member choose their person, or skip booking and just email. Your job as manager is to keep the services and the people behind them accurate and welcoming.
▸ Who manages what
♟ Members (consumers)
- Personal-insurance clients you invite to join.
- They log in, browse privileges, and book or email.
- They manage their own login; you just invite & support them.
◷ Vendors (businesses)
- Commercial-insurance clients whose offers you showcase.
- TCC controls their listing: vendors don't log in.
- You add their service & their people on their behalf.
▸ Your privilege categories
On the site, privileges are grouped into the categories your members already see in the menu. Keeping new services filed under the right category is what keeps the page easy to browse:
- Financial Services · Medical Concierge · Legal Advisory · Education · Lifestyle Services
Section 8 shows how to create and edit a service (the offer). Section 9 shows how to add the staff behind it and switch on "let clients choose." Section 10 shows how to manage the bookings that come in. Read them in order the first time.
Privilege Services · The Core
Booking Services
A "service" is one privilege offer on your site. Here's how to create one, edit it, and onboard a new vendor's offer, step by step.
▸ Where to find it
You'll see every privilege you currently offer, grouped by category.
▸ Create a new privilege service
- Go to Bookings › Services and click + Add a Service (or + New Service)Top-right corner.
- Choose the type: AppointmentWhy: appointments let a member pick a person and a time, exactly your model. (Classes/courses are for group sessions, which you'll rarely need.)
- Give it a clear nameWrite it the way a member would understand it, "Estate Planning Review," not "EPR-01."
- Write a short description2 to 3 sentences: what it is, who it's for, and the member benefit (e.g. a preferential rate). This is what sells it.
- Add an imageA clean, professional photo. Consistent imagery keeps the Privileges page looking premium.
- Set the categoryPick one of your five categories so it files correctly on the site.
- Set duration and priceFor a member benefit you can set a price, mark it Free, or choose "Custom / Price varies" if it's quoted case-by-case.
- Assign staff (the people who deliver it)Covered in detail in section 9, this is what lets members choose who serves them.
- Click Save, then make sure it's set to visible / liveA service stays hidden from the public until you confirm it's visible.
A simplified service form. The "Let clients choose a staff member" switch (next section) is the one that powers your model.
▸ Onboarding a vendor's offer
Remember: vendors don't log in, so you set them up. To onboard a new vendor privilege:
- Create a new service for their offerUsing the steps above, in their category.
- Add the vendor's representative as staffSo members can pick them by name, see section 9.
- Decide: online booking or email enquiry?If the vendor prefers email, keep the description's "contact" details clear and you can leave online booking off.
- Save, set visible, and tell the vendor it's liveA nice relationship touch that reinforces the partnership.
▸ Editing, hiding & reordering
- Edit: click any service to change its details, then Save.
- Hide temporarily: set a service to hidden instead of deleting, useful if a vendor pauses. Hiding is reversible; deleting is not.
- Reorder: drag services to control what members see first within a category.
Deleting a service also removes its booking history and settings for good. If a privilege is just on pause, hide it. Only delete when you're certain it will never return.
Privilege Services · The Core
Staff & vendors
"Staff" are the people behind your services, your advisors and your vendors' representatives. This is where your members' ability to choose who serves them comes from.
▸ Where to find it
▸ Add a person
- Go to Bookings › Staff and click + Add Staff
- Enter their name, and a photo and short bioWhy this matters: members recognise people by face and name. A friendly photo and one-line bio ("David, Legal Advisory partner") is what makes "choose your person" feel personal.
- Decide about email/calendarYou can add their email so they get booking notifications, but this does not give them access to your Dashboard (see the box below).
- Set their working hours / availabilitySo members can only book times the person is actually free.
- Save
Adding someone as Staff in Bookings simply lets members pick them and lets them receive booking emails. It does not give them a login to your back office. Giving real Dashboard access is a separate step in Settings › Roles & Permissions, and for vendors, you simply don't. This is exactly how you keep control of their listings while still showing their faces.
▸ Connect staff to a service & turn on "choose your person"
- Open the service (Bookings › Services)
- In Staff, tick everyone who can deliver this privilegeAdd all the advisors/vendor reps relevant to that offer.
- Turn ON "Let clients choose a staff member"This is the switch that lets a member book the specific person they already know and trust.
- Save
Tick the people who deliver this privilege, then switch on "Let clients choose", now a member can book David specifically.
Privilege Services · The Core
Bookings calendar
Once members start booking, this is where you see and manage every appointment, confirm, reschedule, or add one yourself after a phone call.
▸ Where to find it
▸ The things you'll actually do
- See what's coming up: switch between day, week and month views.
- Open a booking: click it to see the member, the service, and the chosen staff member.
- Confirm, reschedule or cancel: buttons inside each booking. Wix can email the member automatically when you do.
- Mark as paid: if a service has a fee and they paid offline.
- Message the member: jump straight to their contact or inbox thread.
▸ Add a booking yourself (e.g. after a call)
Members often phone or WhatsApp you directly, so you can log that booking for them:
- In Booking Calendar, click + Add Booking (or click an empty time slot)
- Pick the service, the staff member, and the date/time
- Choose the member (or add them as a new contact)
- Save: the member and staff get a confirmation
Wix can automatically email or SMS a reminder before an appointment. The setup lives in Bookings › Settings (or via Automations). If you're unsure, ask Flex Your Idea to switch reminders on once, then it runs itself forever.
Because you understand services and staff first, the calendar is just the place where the results land. Most days you'll glance at it from the Owner app on your tablet.
Grow Your Community
Events
Events are how you bring members and vendors into the same room, the networking that is the very reason TCC built this site. Here's how to create and run one.
▸ Where to find it
▸ Create an event
- Go to Events and click + Create Event
- Add the title, date & timee.g. "The Continuum Circle: Wealth & Wellbeing Evening."
- Set the locationA venue address, or choose online for a webinar.
- Write the description and add an imageTell members what they'll gain and who they'll meet.
- Choose RSVP or TicketsRSVP for free guest-list events (most common for you); Tickets if there's a fee.
- Click PublishIt appears on your Events page. Until you publish, only you can see it.
▸ Manage who's coming
- Open the event to see the guest list and RSVP numbers.
- Message guests with updates or reminders.
- Check in guests on the day from your tablet using the Owner app.
- After the event, guests remain in Contacts, label them so you can follow up.
Invite the vendor whose category the event features, and tag attending members afterwards. That single habit turns one evening into months of warm introductions.
Grow Your Community
Blog (Insights)
Your "Insights" page is a Wix Blog. Publishing regular, helpful articles builds trust, helps Google find you, and gives you something valuable to share with members.
▸ Where to find it
▸ Write and publish a post
- Go to Blog › Posts and click + Create Post
- Type your title and write the bodyWrite like you speak to a client. Use headings to break it up, it's just like a word processor.
- Add a cover imageAppears on the Insights page and when shared on social.
- Set a categorye.g. "Financial Planning," "Wellbeing", keeps Insights tidy and browsable.
- Open SEO basics (optional but worth it)A clear title and one-line summary helps Google show your article to the right people.
- Click Publish, or Schedule for laterDraft = private; Publish = live; Schedule = goes live automatically at a date you pick.
You can write half a post, hit Save, and come back tomorrow, nothing is public until you press Publish. Great for drafting on your tablet between meetings.
"5 questions to ask before estate planning," a short interview with a vendor partner, or a recap of your last event. Helpful beats salesy every time, and you can email a link to members from Marketing.
Marketing: Handle With Care
AI Marketing Agent
Wix's AI can draft emails, social posts and ideas for you in seconds. It's a brilliant assistant, as long as you stay the editor-in-chief. Treat it as a fast intern, not the boss.
What it is: an AI helper inside Marketing that suggests campaigns and writes first drafts (email subject lines, post captions, blog outlines) based on a prompt you give it.
▸ Where to find it
Wording shifts as Wix updates; look for the "AI" or "Create with AI" button within Marketing.
▸ How to use it safely
- Give it a clear, specific prompte.g. "Warm, professional email inviting members to a free legal-advisory privilege review." Specific in, better out.
- Read every word before you use itWhy: AI can sound confident but get a detail wrong, a date, a price, a claim. You are responsible for what goes out.
- Edit it into your voiceMatch the calm, trustworthy tone of "Protecting families with integrity." Cut hype.
- Never let it send to people automaticallyGenerate → review → you press send.
✓ Great uses
- First drafts of an email or post.
- Rewriting something to be shorter or warmer.
- Brainstorming Insights article ideas.
- Beating a blank page.
✗ Don't let it
- Send emails without your review.
- State facts, prices or promises you haven't checked.
- Decide who to email (mind PDPA consent).
- Replace your personal, human tone.
If you'd be uncomfortable seeing it sent to your most valued client unedited, don't send it. When a campaign feels important or you're unsure, draft with AI and ask Flex Your Idea to review before it goes out.
Marketing: Handle With Care
Marketing & Automations
This is where you reach out at scale, newsletters, automatic reminders, social and SEO. It's powerful, which means a mistake reaches a lot of people at once. Know what's here, and know when to call for backup.
▸ What lives under Marketing
- Email Marketing: design and send newsletters to your contacts.
- Automations: "if this, then that" rules that run by themselves (e.g. when someone books → send a thank-you email).
- Social: create and schedule posts for Facebook/Instagram.
- SEO: tools to help Google rank your site.
- Coupons: discount codes, e.g. a member privilege offer.
▸ Automations, in plain English
An automation is a helper that does a small job for you, every time, without being asked. Common, safe-to-love examples:
- Welcome email when a new member joins.
- Booking reminder the day before an appointment (fewer no-shows).
- Thank-you after an event.
✓ Comfortable to do yourself
- Draft a newsletter and save it.
- Send a test email to yourself first.
- Review which automations are already running.
- Write social posts (publish after a second look).
✗ Call Flex Your Idea first
- Sending to your whole list the first few times.
- Creating or switching off automations.
- Anything touching SEO settings.
- Importing a big list of new contacts.
Settings: High Risk Zone
Settings (General only)
Settings control the machinery behind the whole site. You only ever need a few safe corners of it. Please read the warning first.
▸ Where to find it
A Roles & Permissions: who can access the back office
What it is: this is how you give a team member access to the Dashboard, and control how much they can see or do. People you invite here are called collaborators.
Collaborators are your TCC staff, not members and not vendors. Your consumer members log in to the members area of the website (totally separate, no back-office access). Your vendors get no login at all. You manage their listings. Never invite a member or vendor as a collaborator.
- Go to Settings › Roles & Permissions
- Click Invite and enter the team member's email
- Choose a role that fits their jobGive the least access they need, e.g. a "Blog Writer" role for someone who only writes Insights. Avoid handing out full Admin unless essential.
- Send the inviteThey accept by email and set their own password.
Only an Owner/Admin should manage roles. Removing the wrong person, or giving Admin to the wrong person, is risky, double-check the email address before inviting.
B Business Info: your name, contact & logo
What it is: the core facts about TCC that appear across your site, emails and invoices.
- Go to Settings › Business Info
- Check the business name, email, phone and addressThis is what clients see and reply to, keep it current (e.g. info@thecontinuumcollective.com).
- Confirm the logo, time zone and currencyTime zone should be Singapore (GMT+8) and currency SGD so bookings show the right time and price.
- Click Save
C Mobile App: manage on the go
What it is: where you manage the apps from section 4, the Owner app (for you) and the members' Spaces app.
- Find links to download the Owner app and a QR code to share.
- Manage how the members' app looks and what members can do there.
- If you want to change the members' app experience, that's a good moment to ask Flex Your Idea: it affects every member.
D Language & Region
What it is: the default language and regional formats (dates, numbers) for your site.
- Go to Settings › Language & Region
- Confirm language is English and region is SingaporeThis sets date order (DD/MM/YYYY) and other local formats correctly.
- Save only if you changed somethingDon't add a whole new site language here, that's a bigger project; ask Flex Your Idea.
Reference
Glossary
Every word in this guide, in one place. Tap any term to expand it.
Dashboard +
Your back office at manage.wix.com. Where you do all daily work, messages, contacts, bookings, posts. Low risk. This guide lives here.
Editor +
The drag-and-drop design tool that controls how pages look. High risk: leave it to Flex Your Idea.
Member (consumer) +
A personal-insurance client you invite to join. They log in, browse privileges and book services.
Vendor (business) +
A commercial-insurance client whose services you showcase. TCC manages their listing; vendors don't log in.
Lead +
Someone interested in TCC who hasn't become a member or vendor yet. Track them with a Label in Contacts.
Contact / CRM +
Your address book of everyone connected to TCC. CRM = "customer relationship management." See section 6.
Service +
One privilege offer that can be booked, the what. Lives in Bookings › Services.
Staff +
A person who delivers a service, the who. Adding staff lets members choose who serves them. Being staff does not grant Dashboard access.
Booking +
An appointment a member makes for a service with a chosen staff member. Managed in the Booking Calendar.
Label +
A coloured tag on a contact (e.g. "Member," "Vendor," "Lead") so you can sort and find people.
Automation +
A rule that runs by itself, e.g. "when someone books, send a thank-you." See section 14.
Publish / Draft +
Draft = private, only you see it. Publish = make it public. Most things start as a draft, your safety net.
PDPA +
Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act: the rules for handling people's personal data. See the do's & don'ts in section 6.
Wix Owner app +
The app you use to manage the site from your phone/tablet. See section 4.
Spaces by Wix +
The app members use to log in and book on the go. You don't manage anything from it.
Collaborator / Role +
A TCC team member you invite to the Dashboard, with a role setting how much they can do. See section 15.
Reference
Need help?
You'll never be stuck. Here's how to tell what you can safely try yourself, and exactly when to call in your website partner.
▸ "I think I broke something": do this
- Don't panic, and don't keep clickingNothing is permanent until it's saved or published.
- If you haven't saved, just leave the pageClose the tab or click away. Unsaved changes are usually discarded.
- Note what you were doingA quick screenshot and "I was editing X and clicked Y" helps enormously.
- Contact Flex Your IdeaShare the note. Most things are quickly reversible.
▸ Common questions
A member can't log in, what do I do? +
Ask them to use "Forgot password" on the login screen first. If that fails, check their email in Contacts is correct. Still stuck? Flex Your Idea can help reset access.
I added a service but it's not on the website +
Check it's set to visible / live (not hidden), and that it has a category and at least one staff member assigned. See section 8.
A booking didn't send a confirmation +
Confirmations and reminders are controlled in Bookings settings/automations. If they're off, ask Flex Your Idea to switch them on once, see section 10.
Can I undo a change? +
In the Dashboard, edit the item again and correct it. For page design in the Editor, don't try to fix it yourself, contact Flex Your Idea, who can roll the site back.
Is it safe to explore? +
Yes, as long as you stay in the Dashboard and don't press Save/Publish on things you don't understand, and you avoid Settings beyond the four items in section 15. Looking around is encouraged.
Flex Your Idea built and supports this website. For anything in the "ask first" lists (design changes, marketing sends, automations, or settings beyond the safe four), reach out before changing.
Web: flexyouridea.com · Email: christopherhan@flexyouridea.com · Phone: 8399 6167
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