Feature Requests

Dear Simplero Community, I would like to bring to your attention an important issue regarding the membership site on my account. Currently, the site displays the Simplero URL and the text “Don’t have a Simplero account?” While I fully appreciate the collaboration with Simplero, I believe the site should reflect my own branding. To maintain consistency with my platform, I would like to request that the Simplero URL be redirected to my Mentee Insight URL. Additionally, I kindly ask for the option to change the text from “Don’t have a Simplero account?” to “Don’t have a Mentee Insight account?” Branding is essential to every business, and this small adjustment will help ensure my platform reflects the vision and identity I’ve built. I appreciate your attention to this matter and look forward to your support in making this update. Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. Katsiaryna

Currently there are pagination pages (?page=1) without canonicals on the blog. For SEO purposes it would be great it we could modify or set canonical tags for those.

For SEO purposes it would be great if we could update the blog template so that titles are set as H1s!!

I checked that this wasn't a bug before posting and the support team told me the blog background on the main website is meant to be grey. I can't change it and it looks bad. Maybe I missed something but if this is the case, please can we have a white blog background?

The navigation for the mobile view (which defaults to the left hand navigation) has these upper case letters inside a circle (before the word/name for the pages) Oh my gosh, why oh why? This really is yucky with my brand - I don't want circles and I don't want uppercase letters. I just want my site visitors to see the name of the page and then they can tap on it to go to that page I have no idea what the functionality for the user would be to see a circle with an uppercase letter. If anything it makes it more confusing in the user experience. In my case the letters that show up are: C S V T I ... and then another C I cannot think of any user that would navigate a site via a capital / uppercase letter. They're going to read the word. And that's it. Please get rid of these silly letters

On the layout/navigation of my main membership site: https://learn.georgekao.com/ ...there doesn't seem to be a way to link directly to another Membership Site that I have on Simplero, for example: https://joypro.georgekao.com https://abc.georgekao.com If I use "external link" then it doesn't work well in the mobile app because it opens up a browser window instead of staying within the app. Thanks for considering!

It seems like the announcement banner is not working on the new site experience. Could you please add this? Thanks

Hi Team We have the functionality to change a site page to a stand-alone landing page - but it would be very helpful have the reverse option as well. Alternatively being able to add the navigation bar from the mainsite to a stand-alone landingpage, would also work in my client's case. If we could see the same stats for website-pages as on landingpages as well, then that would be amazing. 🤩 Thanks in advance

We have a few situations where we sell a course that includes a [Course and Group and sometimes a Calendar]. I'd like to be able to group them under a single Folder in the navigation that's only visible to those purchasers, but there is no visibility setting like that for Folders. The reason for this is that it makes it simpler for the end user to see all the parts of that purchase in a single place. We have lots of people who will never have multiple Groups or Courses, so it's preferable that they see the items they got grouped together in the navbar.

It is currently possible to add custom sections on the blog overview page. For the new blog post template, it isn't currently possible to add a custom page section below the three default sections on the page. I'd love if this was possible - i currently have a newsletter sign-up form in the foooter of the blog post page using the old design and find the flexibility really is good to have.