The main reasons to own a membership site are recurring, predictable revenue, full control over your audience and platform, low startup costs, and a business model that fits almost any niche. A membership site also lets you build closer relationships…
Paywall content is any article, video, course, download or community area that visitors can only open after they pay or sign up. Great paywall content is worth more than what readers can find for free: it’s deeper, more specific or…
The fastest and cheapest way to build a membership app is to start from a mobile-friendly membership website and turn it into an app with a membership app builder (a website-to-app converter), so members keep the same login, content, and…
Subscription fatigue is the frustration people feel when they pay for too many subscriptions, lose track of them, or stop feeling they get their money’s worth, which leads them to cancel. Membership sites fight it by delivering steady value, keeping…
A subscription business model is a way of selling where customers pay a recurring fee, usually monthly or yearly, to keep access to a product or service. Instead of a single sale, you earn repeat revenue for as long as…
A good membership site domain name is short, easy to spell, tells people what your community is about and ends in a trusted extension, usually .com. Check that nobody holds a trademark on it, buy it from a reputable registrar,…
The difference between a membership and a subscription comes down to what people pay for. With a subscription, customers pay a recurring fee for a product or service, such as a streaming library or a monthly box. With a membership,…
