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 how to display or hide menu items in Wordpress conditionally based on a member's existing Infusionsoft tags.
Controlling menu items conditionally might seem a bit scary at first, but once you understand how it works it's really easy to do.
In certain situations you'll want to control the visibility of menu items based on a logged in member's existing Infusionsoft tags. Or you'll want to only display specific menu links to logged out visitors.
This video shows you how to add a 1-click upsell using Memberium shortcode and Keap for Infusionsoft to your WordPress site.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to set up a TOS page that you can use to force users to look at/accept your terms of service before accessing the content of your site.
You’ve just introduced a new feature on your membership site and you want to see how it works for regular non-admin users? In this article, we’ll cover one of the most common questions – how to create a test user with Memberium for Infusionsoft?
We’re happy to release a new set of 24 “plug and play” page templates that make it easier and faster for anyone to build and launch a membership site or online course with Memberium.
All membership sites have a common set of pages that it needs to be able to work as a “membership site”.Instead of having to build all these pages one by one yourself, we’ve done most of the work for you now so you can use these templates to get any new membership site launched quickly.
There's some exciting updates now available with the latest version of Memberium's Membership Site Installation Wizard.
A major update is you can now quickly add responsive "Course Library" pages or "Course Directory" pages to any membership site with some of the new shortcodes that come with the Wizard.
One of the problems that membership site owners frequently want to solve, is how to use the power of the membership software to protect lead magnets from being accessed. This requires a few steps, and may seem daunting at first, but it’s REALLY not hard to do at all if you follow the steps in this recipe. You’ll be doing it like a pro in no time at all!
Out of the box, your WordPress site is typically configured to limit itself to only using 40MB of RAM on your server. This is in many ways ideal, because you don’t want each site hit to consume an immense amount of resources, just the minimum it needs. Too much memory and your site risks becoming slow and bloated. To little memory, and your site risks a bad case of Early Onset Senior Moments.