Exporting Funnels

Exporting funnels in Funnel System Pro allows you to save complete funnel systems for backups, migrations, client deployments, template creation, and multi-site scaling.

Instead of rebuilding funnels manually, the export system lets you package your funnel into a portable file that can be imported into another WordPress website running Funnel System Pro.

This is one of the most important features for agencies, freelancers, marketers, and businesses managing multiple funnels.

Why Export Funnels?

Exporting funnels gives you flexibility, security, and scalability.

Main Benefits

• Backup your funnels
• Move funnels between websites
• Deploy funnels to clients
• Create reusable templates
• Scale multi-location systems
• Share funnels with team members
• Save high-performing campaigns
• Build funnel libraries

Once exported, your funnels become reusable business assets.

What Gets Exported?

Depending on the export settings, exports may include:

• Funnel structure
• Funnel steps
• Welcome screens
• Result pages
• Navigation systems
• Form fields
• Conditional logic
• Funnel themes
• Button styles
• Typography settings
• Color systems
• Mobile layouts
• CTA sections

Some exports may also include:

• Images
• Icons
• Demo content
• Analytics settings
• Funnel configurations

How To Export a Funnel

Step 1 — Open Funnel Management

Go to:

Funnel System Pro → Funnels

Locate the funnel you want to export.

Step 2 — Select the Funnel

Open the funnel settings or funnel editor.

Verify:

• Funnel flow works correctly
• Mobile layouts are optimized
• CTA buttons function properly
• Conditional logic is tested

Always export clean, fully tested funnels.

Step 3 — Click Export Funnel

Inside the funnel controls, click:

Export Funnel

Funnel System Pro will generate an export package.

Depending on the system configuration, this may create:

• JSON export files
• ZIP packages
• Template bundles

Step 4 — Download the Export File

Save the file to your computer or cloud storage.

Recommended storage locations:

• Google Drive
• Dropbox
• Agency backup systems
• External hard drives
• Version-controlled storage

Keeping organized backups is important for scalable funnel systems.

Exporting Funnels for Clients

Agencies commonly use exports to deploy funnels onto client websites.

Example Workflow

1. Build a master funnel
2. Export the funnel
3. Send or import it into a client website
4. Replace branding and contact details
5. Publish

This allows agencies to launch projects dramatically faster.

Creating Template Libraries

Many users create reusable funnel libraries using exports.

Common Template Categories

• Estimator Funnels
• Quiz Funnels
• Booking Funnels
• Product Funnels
• Lead Funnels
• Agency Funnels
• Local SEO Funnels
• Service Business Funnels

Over time, exported templates become a valuable internal asset library.

Exporting for Backups

Exporting is also an important backup strategy.

Recommended Backup Schedule

Export funnels:

• Before major updates
• Before redesigns
• Before migrations
• Before plugin changes
• Before launching new campaigns

This protects your work from unexpected issues.

Exporting Multi-Location Funnels

Many businesses use exports to scale local SEO and city-based marketing systems.

Example

Create one:

• Roofing estimator funnel

Then export and deploy it across:

• Dallas
• Tampa
• Phoenix
• Chicago
• Houston

Only minor changes are needed:

• City names
• Phone numbers
• Service areas
• Branding

This creates scalable local marketing systems.

Best Practices Before Exporting

Clean Up Placeholder Content

Remove unnecessary demo content and test data.

Test Funnel Navigation

Ensure all steps and redirects function correctly.

Verify Mobile Layouts

Mobile traffic is critical for conversions.

Optimize Funnel Speed

Compressed images and clean layouts improve performance.

Name Funnels Clearly

Use organized naming systems:

• Roofing Estimator v2
• Agency Lead Funnel
• Luxury Booking Funnel

Good organization becomes important as your funnel library grows.

Common Export Issues

Missing Images

Some exports may not include externally hosted media.

Plugin Version Differences

Importing into outdated versions may cause compatibility issues.

Broken Links

Always test imported CTA buttons and redirects.

Theme Differences

Minor styling adjustments may be needed on different websites.

Exporting vs Cloning

Exporting Funnels

Best for:

• Moving funnels between websites
• Creating backups
• Sharing funnels
• Building template libraries

Cloning Funnels

Best for:

• Duplicating funnels on the same website
• Fast variations
• Local testing

Both features work together in scalable workflows.

Advanced Agency Workflow

Advanced users often create:

• Funnel deployment systems
• Client onboarding packages
• White-label template libraries
• Industry-specific funnels
• Conversion-focused funnel collections

Exports make these systems portable and reusable.

Security Recommendations

When exporting funnels:

• Store backups securely
• Avoid sharing private client data
• Remove sensitive information before distribution
• Keep export files organized
• Use trusted storage systems

Proper funnel management becomes increasingly important as your business scales.

Final Thoughts

Exporting funnels transforms your funnels from one-time projects into reusable marketing assets.

With Funnel System Pro, you can back up, share, migrate, duplicate, and scale professional funnels across multiple websites and campaigns while maintaining design consistency and conversion-focused structure.