Wishlist Member is one of the first membership site plugins for Wordpress. But, how does it stack up today? This post takes a fresh look… and looks also at how it compared to MemberMouse.
I decided to officially switch away from Thrive Leads… into the arms of ConvertBox. In this post, I’ll describe why I made this move, despite being a huge fan of Thrive Leads.
ConvertBox is an up-and-coming opt-in form software currently available with lifetime pricing. But, is it any good? What are the bad parts? Let’s take a look…
An inside look at exactly how to set up a powerful affiliate program for your Wordpress-powered membership site that is simple to manage and easy for your affiliates.
Most blog posts look like a big wall of text. Boring! Or, to make them look better requires a host of plugins and shortcodes. Here’s how using Thrive Architect as a blog post editor solves the problem.
The ad industry is broken. User privacy is being abused. Sites get deplatformed. Could the Brave browser and the Basic Attention Token be a potential solution – and a new option for blog monetization?
Many people read blog income reports. I even used to post my own. However, I stopped long ago. Here are the reasons why I stopped posting them… and why I think you should stop reading them.
No business owner enjoys issuing refunds. But, it is a part of business. And sometimes, NOT issuing it will result in making somebody annoyed. Somebody with a big blog and thousands of readers. A guy who talks. Wonder who I’m talking about here. 😉
A talk about the evolution of money – and why I believe you should get out ahead of the curve in your online business by accepting Bitcoin today.
Some real talk about why so many bloggers recommend Bluehost and Hostgator. Here’s something you need to know, and why I do NOT recommend these companies to my readers.
After a long delay, here’s an update on my story of starting up a brand new blog, in a new niche, from scratch. An update on how things are going.
7 weeks into the new RV blog, we check in on the traffic numbers, email list size… and the tactics I’m using to jump start this brand new blog from scratch.
22 days into a brand new blog, here is a status update. I talk about the list building strategy, my content plan, and how I’m beginning to promote this brand new blog.
It had been a LONG time since I started a brand new blog from scratch. So, I took a strong hobby of mine (RV travel) and turned it into a brand new blog. And I’ll document its growth as it happens. This is the first of the RV Blog Report series.
After a month away on an RV trip, David does a quick debriefing post… where he posts 23 random observations from his family trip to New England.
Getting ready to spend 4 weeks living in a motor home with my family. Here’s what it is like preparing my online business to be run from the road, while I’m on vacation. 🙂
This is a walk-through for the simple daily template I use to structure how I spend my day, keep my focus, and get more done.
With all the talk about the need to test everything and run thousands of split-tests, I think in the beginning you can throw all of that stuff right out the window. In this video, I talk about what the MOST important thing to test is.
I’ve done series before and they did a lot better. I ran one on membership sites that did far better. I ran another on the future of blog monetization which led up to a product launch and that series absolutely crushed it. But, this most recent 30 day series didn’t crush it.
You might have a product which is perfect for your prospect, but getting them to actually hit the Buy button can still be a little difficult. Human beings are naturally averse to risk, averse to confronting new things… and let’s face it, most people have a core emotional attachment to their money and it takes…
Your blog homepage is valuable real estate, and most bloggers are completely doing it wrong. Here’s how to craft a strategic homepage for your blog.
Most blog owners are making the same handful of mistakes — and most of them come down to not thinking about the site from the visitor’s perspective. Here are the top 8 I see over and over.
So, I just spoke with a consulting client. She ran a coaching business. And she had questions about how to properly handle her email list in terms of autoresponders, the content of the emails, etc. Like a lot of people, she had her email list hosted with Mailchimp. She had a list of 224 people….