Subscriber-Only Content: How To Ensure Only Your Subscribers Can Get Your Lead Magnets
Here’s how you can secure content (like lead magnets) on your site for subscribers only, but without requiring them to log-in to see it.
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Here’s how you can secure content (like lead magnets) on your site for subscribers only, but without requiring them to log-in to see it.
FluentBooking certainly isn’t the first scheduling plugin for WordPress. So, why do I think THIS one matters?
I no longer recommend Thrive Themes and I recommend people stop using it. This is a sad video to make, but… you need to know.
When it comes to membership site community, I have made the rounds. I went from a Facebook group, to a forum, to BuddyBoss, and then back to nothing. Should YOU build a community for your membership site? And what are your options?
It is one thing to build your email list. It is quite another to ensure the emails you send actually arrive and get opened. This guide provides multiple tactics to increase your email open rate and deliverability.
How’s how to set up multiple lead magnets with BeeHiiv and use automations to deliver them.
In this post, I will show you how to integrate any forms on your site with BeeHiiv. Including the PHP code needed to use the BeeHiiv API to subscribe leads to your BeeHiiv newsletter.
I recently switched my newsletters over to BeeHiiv. In this BeeHiiv review, let’s discuss why, how it compares with Substack and ConvertKit, and why BeeHiiv still shouldn’t be your ONLY email list platform.
I created a “hub” site which I wanted to automatically list content from my other sites. Here’s how I built it using “off the shelf” plugins.
Choosing brand names and product names for your business… and how I am re-working my own business (and why).
In this video, I will show you how to create online courses on WordPress without using an LMS plugin. We will just use custom post types.
Here’s how to get your site analytics in the WordPress admin panel using an alternative to Google Analytics.
Should your membership site domain be the same as your blog? Should you use a sub-folder, sub-domain or an entirely new domain? Here’s what I learned
Calculator forms can be useful for online calculators, free tests for lead generation, client reporting, etc. Here’s how you can easily create powerful calculator forms on your WordPress site and use them to really grow your business.
I’ve been through a lot of ecommerce platforms. Now, I pretty much have only one recommendation. Here are my criteria for choosing a platform and the tool I recommend.
Doing a content audit on your blog archives is useful for optimizing your marketing, SEO and traffic. But, how we can we do one without getting head deep into spreadsheets?
This guide will show you how to plan a blog content strategy that will serve you into the future by providing a structure and global plan for your entire blog.
How much does it cost to start up a new online business? What should you expect to pay? Here are my recommendations and what you can expect.
The bounce rate can often be a matter of concern for a lot of site owners. Is your’s too high? What is a normal bounce rate? What can you do about it?
Do blog comments positively affect your traffic? Are they worth having at all? And, if you do enable comments, what are the best practices?
I recently finished converting my site from a page builder (Elementor) to Gutenberg blocks. Here’s how it went… and the results.
This tutorial will show you how I built a service credit system into my membership site, allowing members to purchase credits and then redeem those credits for additional services like coaching calls.
Which is better: Page builders or Gutenberg blocks? After a lot of hesitation, I’ve made my conclusion. And here’s why I’m about to make a theme switch…
This guide will walk you through a membership site build, complete with all the plumbing that makes it work.