MEMBERLOOP

SYNTHETIC FUNNEL DELIVERY PROOF · 2026

Delivery plan ↘
MailerLite · Circle · Squarespace · Stripe

Build the path.
Keep the signal.

A small interactive proof of the technical funnel I would map, configure, test, and document for a membership business. Names, events, and numbers are synthetic.

4systems coordinated
3journeys mapped
1handoff runbook

Funnel map

Every event gets a next step.

Click a journey to see its trigger, customer-facing action, destination, and test condition.

SQUARESPACE→MAILERLITE→CIRCLE

Trigger

Guide request is submitted

Automation

Create subscriber, apply interest tag, fire the welcome sequence, and record the conversion event.

Release check

Confirm tag, event, link UTM, and one-time sequence entry in a synthetic test profile.

Expected result: a tagged, consented subscriber receives the right first email.

Build checkpoint

Configuration without a black box.

01

Track the contract. List owner, source field, consent state, event name, and fallback for each handoff.

02

Test the edge cases. Test duplicate, already-member, missing-event, and failed-payment paths before launch.

03

Hand off the controls. Provide an admin-friendly map, QA evidence, and a change log for future edits.

$500 first phase

A scoped first release with evidence.

01

Funnel inventory

Existing pages, forms, tags, events, sequences, integrations, and ownership captured in one working map.

02

First journey build

One agreed lead-to-member or purchase-recovery journey configured with synthetic test cases and QA notes.

03

Clean handoff

Implementation notes, naming conventions, test evidence, and a short runbook for confident internal operation.

Accurate context

This proof demonstrates an approach, not fabricated platform credentials.

My direct integration background includes a HoneyBook-to-GoHighLevel implementation for a hair salon and guarded Stripe/GoHighLevel operations. I would not claim prior MailerLite, Circle.so, or Meta Conversions API builds I cannot substantiate. I would begin by making the event contract and test plan explicit, then build the agreed scope with the account owner.