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Having a custom branded login page where you control the interaction can provide a much better experience than the standard WordPress wp-login.php. This short guide will show you how to create a custom, branded login page without requiring any other plugins or custom code.
Failed payments are inevitable when running a membership site based around recurring subscriptions. In this guide, I’ll show you step-by-step how to automate the entire collections process.
This is the tag that is applied to users who register through the WordPress registration function.
This is experimental and currently used with social media logins.
This setting is optional.
The default is to not set any tag.
In this post, I’ll show you how to use Memberium’s integration with LearnDash to automate email reminders that will bring members back to your courses after they’ve stopped making progress.
If you’ve thought to yourself recently ‘email isn’t working nearly as well as it used to for my business...’
Or ‘my open and click through rates are getting lower and lower’ and you aren’t sure what to do about it...
Then you’ll want to watch this video to get some expert answers. In this new video interview and article, Adrian Savage shares what’s changed with the way that email deliverability works.
This setting under Advanced Options allows you to define a default merchant account to be used for eCommerce actions. This default merchant account only applies to eCommerce transactions that are executed within Memberium. It does not control which merchant account is used for transactions that happen within Infusionsoft itself.
Memberium comes with built-in integration for three different Learning Management Systems (LMS). Memberium seamlessly ties these systems into your Infusionsoft app for two way communication, access control, and automation. In order to understand whether or not you need an LMS for your site, it’s important to understand what we’re talking about.
Drip feeding content is a powerful content delivery model with several applications and benefits for both the membership site owner, and for the people who consume the content. Drip feeding is essentially the process of scheduling the delivery of content to the user, so that they don’t get all the content at once. This document reviews different drip feeding strategies and how to implement them using Memberium and Infusionsoft.
Woo Sensei (Sensei) is Woo Themes entree into the Learning Management System (LMS) space for WordPress. Now owned by Automattic, Sensei is the more expensive option alongside LearnDash and WP Courseware. You can learn more about Woo Sensei at their site. Memberium’s integration for Woo Sensei includes, Automated Course Enrollment, Lesson access controlled by tags, and course and lesson completion support for Campaign Builder, tags and legacy Actionsets.