This video and checklist will walk you through all the steps to setup Memberium for Infusionsoft. We start from a fresh WordPress install and finish with a functional, fully designed membership site. Free PDF checklist included.
Memberium integrates with GamiPress enabling you to link GamiPress and Infusionsoft by Keap. You will be able to automatically apply a tag whenever someone gets an achievement as well as give achievements when a member receives a tag.
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.
Watch this video to see how Memberium integrates with BuddyBoss / BuddyPress & bbPress. See how to create private forums, exclusive social groups, and profile pages that sync back to Infusionsoft
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If you’re facing any login issues, this guide will walk you through the exact steps our support team will take to troubleshoot and solve your issue. By following this guide, you can learn how to quickly diagnose and treat login issues on your membership site.
Are you wanting to improve membership security and prevent people from sharing their membership credentials? If so, you can use Memberium’s maximum login IPs feature to limit the number of locations a member can login from during a set window of time.
If you’re facing the problem of members sharing logins with family members, friends, or co-workers, you can prevent account sharing by using Memberium’s prevent simultaneous logins feature. It will allow only one person to be logged in to an account at a time.
Memberium can keep a record of login sessions for each user, collecting login date, IP address, username, and location. This data is stored in a database table for your review.
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.
Memberium lets you show or hide Oxygen elements and sections based on the Infusionsoft tags and Membership levels a member has.