To create a membership plan, decide what members get, how much and how often they pay, and how many levels you need. Keep it to a few clear tiers with simple names, then set them up in a membership plugin…
A membership forum is a private discussion board that only your members can open. It’s worth adding when you have enough active members to keep conversations going and you want a community you control, instead of a social media group.…
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…
Building a membership site on WordPress gives you full ownership of your site, a low running cost, and a large choice of membership plugins, themes and integrations. You pay for hosting, a domain and the plugins you choose, and you…
A membership dashboard is the page members see after they log in: one place to check their Membership, manage billing, update their profile and get to the content they paid for. To create one on WordPress, use a membership plugin…
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 digital membership card benefits your membership site by giving members proof of membership they can open on any device, with no printing or shipping. It also cuts admin work, lets you share perks and renewal reminders, and can be…
To maximize membership revenue, work on three levers: earn more from each member (tiers, upgrades, annual plans and add-on products), keep members longer (better onboarding, less churn, recovered failed payments), and bring in new members at a lower cost (referrals,…
A trial membership gives new members free or discounted access to your membership site for a limited time, such as 7 or 14 days, before regular billing starts. It’s a good fit when your content is easy to judge after…
Starting a membership business means selling ongoing access to content, a community or a service, usually for a recurring fee. It can give you predictable income, but it is not passive: you need a clear niche, a pricing model, a…
