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Content Types: Products, Pages, Collections, & Posts

Learn how CustomerHub's core content types — Pages, Products, Collections, and Posts — work together to organize, deliver, and scale your digital experiences.

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Overview

CustomerHub offers flexible building blocks to help you organize, deliver, and scale your content. This guide breaks down the four main content types you’ll use — Pages, Products, Collections, and Posts — and shows how they work together to create engaging digital experiences.


1. Pages: The Foundation of All Content

Every piece of content in CustomerHub is delivered inside a Page. You can think of pages like individual lessons or building blocks — they contain your:

  • Videos

  • Audio

  • Downloads

  • Text

  • Images

Pages are organized into Sections (like chapters) and then grouped inside a Product.


2. Products: The Core Experience

A Product is a standalone experience made up of pages and sections. Users see it as one complete offering — such as a course, training, or resource bundle.

Use a Product when you want to:

  • Deliver a complete course or program

  • Guide users through structured learning

  • Offer a single downloadable or video series

  • Track progress or drip-release content

🧠 You can create Products from templates like "Course," "Program," or "Video Training."


3. Collections: Organize and Scale Access

A Collection is a wrapper that contains multiple Products — like a membership bundle or all-access pass. Collections let you assign access to many Products at once, while still controlling progress, branding, and structure within each individual Product.

Use a Collection when you want to:

  • Group multiple Products under one membership or offer

  • Sell a bundle (e.g., “All Courses” or “Monthly Library”)

  • Deliver a guided experience across several Products

  • Create tiered access levels (Starter vs. Pro)

🔄 Products can live inside one or multiple Collections — but users still complete them one at a time.


Products vs. Collections: Key Differences

Feature

Product

Collection

Contains

Pages + Sections

One or more Products

Viewed by users as

A single course or experience

A bundle of Products

Progress tracking

Built-in per Product

Based on each Product inside

Access control

Assigned individually

Assigned in bulk

Great for...

Courses, Trainings, Downloadables

Memberships, Bundles, All-Access Models


4. Posts: Your Personalized Feed

Posts let you share quick updates, announcements, resources, or inspiration — all delivered directly to a user’s Feed. Posts can include:

  • Rich text

  • Images

  • Videos

  • Files

Posts are ideal for community engagement, weekly messages, or informal updates. They keep your app dynamic and give users a reason to come back regularly.

Use Posts when you want to:

  • Share ongoing content alongside Products

  • Add a personal or social layer to your experience

  • Deliver non-structured, real-time updates

📣 Posts appear on the My Feed page and can be scheduled or published manually.


Which Should You Use?

Use a Product if you're offering...

  • A single course or program

  • A downloadable file or audio series

  • A guided, standalone experience

Use a Collection if you're offering...

  • A membership site with multiple Products

  • A bundle with different themes or topics

  • Ongoing content that’s released over time

Use Posts if you’re...

  • Sharing frequent updates

  • Adding community-style messaging

  • Offering lightweight, timely content

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