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Content Types: Products, Pages, Collections, & Posts

How CustomerHub's content types — pages, products, collections, posts, community spaces, and journeys — work together to organize and deliver your content, and which one to use when.

📋 Overview

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


📄 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

  • Snippets (reusable content blocks you can embed across multiple pages)

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


📦 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 manage all of your products from the Products page, which displays them in a grid or list view with their status (LIVE or DRAFT).

Inside each product, the CONTENT tab shows the sections and pages that make up the product. You can add, reorder, and manage content from here.

🧠 You can create Products from templates like "Mini Course," "Online Course," "Video Training," "Video Series," "Digital Download," or "Audio Program."


📚 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)

Inside a Collection, the CONTENT tab shows the Products and Pages that belong to it. You can add and reorder items within the collection.

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

When creating a product, you choose between Standard product and Collection as the product type.


⚖️ 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


📣 Community: Posts & Spaces

ℹ️ Spaces, user posting, moderation, achievements and the leaderboard require the Engage plan. On Educate, the community feed is admin-post only.

The Community section is the hub for social and feed-based content. It includes Posts, Spaces, and engagement features like moderation, achievements, and a leaderboard.


Posts

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.

Posts are managed from Community → Feed. Each post shows its title, space, likes, comments, and published date.

📣 Posts appear on the My Feed page and can be scheduled or published manually. Posts are organized into Spaces, which let you target content to specific products, segments, or custom audiences.


Spaces

Spaces are topic-based sub-communities within your Community feed. Assigning a post to one or more spaces is how you target it at a specific product, segment, or audience.

📄 For creating and managing spaces, see Community Feed Management: Posts & Spaces.


🗺️ User Journeys

Journeys are not a content type — they are guided paths that walk users through the content you have built. A journey strings together steps like watching a video, opening a product, or joining a space, and tracks each user’s progress toward a goal.

📄 For planning, building, and launching journeys, see Journeys: Build Step-by-Step Paths to User Success.


🎯 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 that contains multiple Products

  • A bundle with different themes or topics

  • Ongoing content that's released over time

Use Posts & Spaces if you're...

  • Sharing frequent updates

  • Adding community-style messaging

  • Offering lightweight, timely content organized by topic

Use Journeys if you're...

  • Onboarding users with a guided experience

  • Setting measurable goals and tracking progress

  • Driving users through a structured series of actions

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