The Question Was Simple Last week I got an email with a simple question. Can a person who already has a WordPress website protect content via a membership site without a membership plugin? While the question was simple – no…
There’s a Lot I Don’t Know When it comes to WordPress and Web3, there’s a lot I don’t know. I mean a ton. So how can I write about something I don’t know? Easy, I can take you on the…
Are You Providing Coaching for Clients? If you’re providing any kind of online coaching for your clients, you’ve likely faced all the same challenges I have. So when a friend emailed me and asked how to build the perfect membership…
We’ve talked about Memberships & Subscriptions I’ve written about memberships and subscriptions before. In that post I told you about the difference between belonging and recurring payments. They’re not remotely the same thing! But when we talk about memberships, most…
Introduction There’s never been a better time to create a membership site than right now. We saw the big jump in both membership sites and online courses in 2020 from COVID and the trends suggest this will continue this year…
Sometimes You Want to Discount Your Pricing Based on Team Size I help people build eCommerce stores, online courses, and membership site solutions, all using WordPress. One of the most interesting projects is when you need all three together –…
Membership site tips are specific I know before I start that when you read this, you’re going to say, great – thanks for this membership site tip when it works with a specific plugin, but what if I’m not using…
Every membership site needs a customer dashboard One of the things I love about WooCommerce is that long before other WordPress plugins did it, they created a default “My Account” customer dashboard page. When it comes to customer dashboards inside…
Selling group memberships Years ago I helped a friend build their online business. He was selling an online course that really took off. After a great two-week launch, we wanted to plan for the next opening – and that’s when…