MintBird full build: from name and domain to a live checkout

Yesterday’s call set the stage with Paul’s idea. Simple AI tools as a lead magnet, then refer or upsell into services. Today’s session picks that up and moves it into MintBird.

 

Chad and Paul work the name first. They land a clear method-style name, then grab a low-cost domain. He wires it in Cloudflare and connects it to MintBird so pages resolve fast.

 

He creates the core product, links Stripe, and pulls in a simple sales page. The AI copy tool fills the text so the page reads clean. A small bump is added and styled, then the order form goes live.

 

This session shows the exact path from idea to checkout. No guessing on order. No hunting through menus. New users get a safe sequence to follow. Experienced users see how the pieces stay modular, so they can test faster and reuse assets. Use the segments below to jump to the part you need now.

✅ Name & Domain: workshop the offer name, then buy and connect the domain in Cloudflare

 

Chad and Paul run a full naming workshop, testing options, clarifying why words like “method,” “formula,” or “strategy” set the right expectation, and steering away from software-sounding names.

 

The group lands the direction that becomes “The Three Day Profit Method,” then moves into the practical side: search availability, purchase the domain, and add the two CNAME records in Cloudflare so MintBird pages and orders resolve on the new .com.

✅ MintBird offer rundown: Platinum vs Pro, what’s included, and the bonus trainings

 

Chad outlines current pricing, what Platinum adds on top of Pro, and how the Partner Program and Multi-Client fit.

 

He then stacks bonuses for Platinum buyers and confirms a focused training next week to wire lead-gen ads, pull stats, and get campaigns live.

✅ Build the “ugly” sales page, then generate fresh AI copy (with FAQ)

 

Chad imports the quick “ugly” template, walks the headline → strategy block → opt-in → price layout, and frames the “dirty dozen” test.

 

Then he uses AI Copy to draft page text for The Three Day Profit Method and pulls a full Q&A block from ChatGPT to handle objections.

✅ Create and connect a $5 bump offer, then style the order form

 

Chad creates a $5 digital product for the bump, links Stripe, and shows that the order form is instantly live.

 

He returns to the page editor to toggle one-step vs two-step, set colors and buttons, and pull in the bump offer so it shows on the checkout.

✅ Core Build: confirm domain, create product, link Stripe, set access email

 

They first confirm the new domain is pointed and SSL is active, then move straight into Products.

 

A digital product named “The Three Day Profit Method” is created at $7 and linked to Stripe, and the access/fulfillment email location is shown so buyers get delivery right away.

 

This block is the base layer for the rest of the funnel build.

✅ Access email to live URL: write it, let AI build the page, link the product, go live

 

They write the fulfillment email copy that buyers receive, including a direct “get started” link. Then they open the page tool, feed the questionnaire so AI generates the sales page, and confirm this is the sales page for the offer.

 

They finish by setting a clean URL on the personal domain and linking the page to the product, making the order form function. 

✅ Make the checkout convert: add a $5 bump, wire it, and tune the order form

 

Chad creates a $5 bump product, links Stripe, and shows that the order form is instantly live, reinforcing the “everything is a product” model. 

 

Then he goes into the sales page editor to link the bump, switch between one-step and two-step checkout, set required fields, and adjust colors and labels, finishing with a quick test that the page button jumps to the order form.

✅ Connect the stack, then jump to the replays and full demo

 

Chad spells out how OfferMint and MintBird fit from idea to funnel, shows how ad stats pull in when the campaign runs, and gives a simple “cost vs return” picture. Then he points to the replays page and a thorough MintBird presentation so viewers can review the whole process on their own.