The Membership Site Builder gives you access to a growing library of pre-built membership site templates that can be imported with just a few clicks. Learn more about it in this post and video.
In this video, Tyler Garns from Box Out Marketing walks us through his unique onboarding process for new members to his membership site, Success Lab.
Choosing the platform to build your membership site or online course is a big decision. Even if you’re just starting, switching down the road when you have existing subscribers or students can complicate things.
Getting started on the right platform from the get-go will help you grow and scale in the long run.
Here are 4 key reasons you’ll want to create your membership site or online course on WordPress over any hosted non-WordPress options.
In this new episode of the Memberium customer spotlight series, Paul Bright walks us through an amazing membership site he’s built with the BuddyBoss, Memberium, LearnDash, Elementor and a few other plugins.
The cool part about this example is Paul shares how you can build this same type of site yourself. Even if you don’t necessarily consider yourself a WordPress or coding expert. Paul has his own step by step video tutorials and downloadable files that will walk you through how to set this same site up as shown yourself.
See how you can use Memberium with BuddyBoss or BuddyPress and bbPress to sync data to Infusionsoft by Keap. You can create private forums, Infusionsoft / Keap synced profiles, and groups where access is controlled by tags.
Two of your biggest challenges (and biggest opportunities) if you’re running an established membership site are going to be improving your retention and overall engagement.
In this new video, Tyler Garns from Box Out Marketing walks us through their unique process of how they onboard new members to their membership site, Successlab.
Focusing on getting more of your members to stick right from the start of their membership can have a huge impact on improving your retention (and on the overall bottom line of your business).
Step-by-step walkthrough of migrating from MemberPress to Memberium for Infusionsoft by Keap.
In this guide, you’ll see how to setup automated login reminders with Memberium and Infusionsoft.
This will help keep your members engaged by sending friendly email reminders if they haven’t logged in for a set period of time.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to resume a drip campaign where it was left once a Member updates their payment details after a payment already failed.
In this post, we’ll show you 7 examples of well-built membership site sales pages to draw inspiration from. We’ll look at how they convince visitors to sign up, whether they offer trials, their call to actions, and much more.
In this article, we’ll introduce you to the hub and spoke strategy and walk you through a quick exercise you can follow to generate more top of funnel traffic for your membership site.
This exercise and approach makes creating content that you can use to promote your membership site really easy.
In this article, we’ll share six examples of successful online courses and membership sites that use LearnDash. You’ll get an inside look at how these sites use LearnDash, Memberium and other WordPress plugins together to run a successful course or membership site.
Traffic, leads and sales are the lifeblood of any successful membership site. If you’re unable to convert enough of your site’s visitors into leads, you might also be having a hard time getting enough people to sign up as paid members.
When you’re thinking about ways you could get people to join your membership site, you could think of the process just like relationship that progresses through different stages as someone gets to know you. Turning your traffic into leads is one of the key stages in moving that relationship forward to get them to eventually join as a paying member.
There are a few different factors you should take into consideration when picking which hosting plan you should use for your WordPress based membership site.
Hosting a membership site isn’t the same as hosting a blog or a typical business site. In this article, we’ll explain how hosting requirements are different for membership sites when compared to other typical websites. We’ll also explain some of the key factors you need to keep in mind when finding the best hosting plan for your WordPress membership site.
A lot of times people jump right into starting a membership site, without realizing what’s involved in creating one and actually making it work.
This can lead to a lot of wasted time, money and effort. There’s a huge difference in terms of the time, effort and resources needed to create either of them.
With this in mind, throughout this article, we’ll compare and contrast some of the differences between starting a simple membership site and an online course.
Watch this quick demo video to see how Memberium works. Discover how thousands of successful business owners use Memberium to sell their membership programs and how you can too! If you’re ready to get started, you can check out our plans and pricing here…
