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Author Adrian SpiacPosted on Categories Paid Member Subscriptions, plugins24 Comments on From 0 to $4000+/month with a new WordPress plugin Over the course of 10 months Paid Member Subscriptions grew from 0 to $4000+ in monthly revenue, from a minimum viable product (MVP) to a fully fledged membership plugin that can compete with the already existing options.
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on Categories plugins, Profile Builder1 Comment on Add Conditional Logic User Registration Forms with Profile Builder One frequently requested feature from our Profile Builder users, was the ability to add conditional logic user registration forms, or user profile forms for that matter. Conditional Fields are an easy way to show or hide fields based on user selections. Using conditional logic you can implement dynamic front-end registration forms for your users. Here’s […]
Author Cristian AntohePosted on Categories plugins, Tutorials, WordPress11 Comments on How to build a WordPress Client Portal plugin When building a company website, chances are you’ll be looking for a client portal plugin where an administrator can add files and information related to a particular client. And most of the times it doesn’t have to be something complicated. There are solutions like simply creating a password protected page or using an existing plugin. […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on Categories Paid Member Subscriptions, pluginsLeave a comment on Stripe for Paid Member Subscriptions The Stripe plugin extends Paid Member Subscriptions allowing you to take payments directly on your store via Stripe’s API. Stripe is available in the United States, Canada, the UK, Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, The Netherlands and more at What countries does Stripe support? So you can now accept credit card payments, both one-time and […]
Author Cristian AntohePosted on Categories plugins, WordPress4 Comments on WordPress AMP Plugins: Accelerated Mobile Pages There’s been a lot of discussion regarding WordPress AMP particularly in the Advanced WordPress Facebook group. With Accelerated Mobile Pages, Google promises instant loading times for readers since AMP pages are striped down of most of the markup and have limited or no javascript scripts loaded. Some of the questions involved errors with existing plugins, […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on Categories Paid Member Subscriptions, pluginsLeave a comment on Introducing Paid Member Subscriptions Add-ons Bundle Paid Member Subscriptions is our most recent free WordPress membership plugin, allowing you to accept member payments, create subscription plans and restrict access to premium content. Our focus with this plugin is to make it super straight forward to setup a fully functional membership site in 4 easy steps: Add your PayPal address in the […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on Categories plugins, Profile Builder, TutorialsLeave a comment on How to Redirect Users after Login & Registration in WordPress If you own a WordPress site that allows front-end user registration you’re probably looking for an easy way to redirect users after certain actions, like successful login, registration or edit profile, to custom pages and also keep them out of the WordPress dashboard. Using the new and improved Custom Redirects module from Profile Builder, you […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on Categories plugins, Profile Builder, TutorialsLeave a comment on WordPress Admin Approval based on User Role with Profile Builder Admin Approval for new users is one of those must have features for every website that allows user registration. Sometimes, deciding who gets to be a user on your website is a good way to keep your user base clean and fight user registration spam. Taking it further, there are times when you need to […]
Sometimes, finding the right WordPress membership plugin can cause issues even for experienced developers. “A really steep learning curve” “Could not figure out how to set access levels” “Paid for the premium and got half ass support” “After activating this plugin, the speed of my site dropped dramatically” “Not developer friendly” These is all real […]
Author Cristian AntohePosted on Categories plugins, Tutorials, WordPress38 Comments on Create WordPress Demo Site with Multisite Creating demo sites with WordPress Multisite is a quick way to let your customer to try your theme or plugin in a true-to-life environment. Setting up a demo site for WordPress plugins or themes can be as simple as installing WordPress and giving everyone a demo account. This has several drawbacks: anyone can overwrite what […]