One of the biggest frustrations with membership plugins is that they don’t automatically remove members from your email list when their membership expires. Here are 4 ways that you can sync your membership: 1. Use WP Fusion WP Fusion is a powerful marketing automation that syncs between dozens of WordPress plugins, allowing you to connect …
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So you’ve finally won someone over to your membership. Does this mean you can finally stop with the emails? Nope! I know what you’re thinking: “Circle sends them an automatic email of posts they’ve missed last week!” “They can just log into Slack!” “All the events are posted in the calendar!” “Discord sends them an …
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When you first started out, Thinkific or Kajabi might have worked well, but as your business have changed and grown, your needs would have changed too. You might think that everything is working “fine” because you’re grown so accustomed to your workarounds that you don’t even realize that there is an easier way. You’re like …
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If you’re like most online business owners, you probably picked your tech based on how easy it is for you, and not your users. I get it! Tech can be challenging, even to us seasoned software developers. Especially when you’re just starting out, you need something to get you going, not trapped in the weeds …
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The answer is: It depends. For some companies, getting a new website involves a brand refresh, professional copy, new photos, web design and then building the website. If your new website involves all of these things, then yes, it would take 3-6 months. With any service, you can get something more complex that involves research …
Does it Really Take 3-6 Months to Build a Website? Read More »
You’re ready to uplevel your website, and you want to hire a WordPress developer to do it on the right technical foot. They’re telling you to go with a custom theme. It’d be completely be-spoke to your brand, load blazingly fast, is more secure, and differentiate you from others. However, many of the arguments for …
Why You (Probably) Don’t Need a Custom WordPress Theme in 2022 Read More »
Clients often mistake that if the website is online, and they can log into the WordPress backend, then they are the owner. This is incorrect. If your name isn’t associated with the hosting or domain, legally, you don’t own your website or domain. If you called into the host, you will be treated as some …
Clients come to me thinking that if they get their website/membership built, then they will rake in all the coins. But this is not the case. There are many successful business owners who have no websites at all. There are many beautiful websites making 0 sales. The website is one tool in your business toolbox. …
You hired a web designer to build your WordPress site, and it looks great on the front. What more can you ask for, right? Since web designers’ expertise is in creating the look of the site, it’s not surprising that they would have missed things like site speed, security or optimizing for SEO. After all, …
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