lmccarroll

We have just started using Infusionsoft as our backend and now require a front end.

The two choices that have been tossed around are Wordpress and Joomla.

I am interested to hear from people that are using Infusionsoft with either Joomla or Wordpress.

As much as possible I would like to know:

• Examples of sites using Infusionsoft with either of the two
• If there is software available that integrate the two so we don't need to develop anything
• What the rough costs for development would be if any
• What limitations we would have with either system

We currently have a very poor "Brochure" type site which is BetterBatt.com.au - Batteries, Chargers, AC Adapters for Digital Still and Video Cameras, Notebook Computers, PDAs, Mobile Phones, Apple iPods, MP3 Players and more!.

We want to quickly develop a new site using Wordpress or Joomla to replace this existing site.

We will also look to develop several mini sites as well.

Has anyone had any experience with Wordpress/Joomla and Infusionsoft?

Liam

Loren Woirhaye

Glazer/Kennedy looks like a Joomla site to me - they
were involved in developing Infusionsoft. If you need
something really robust I would look at Drupal.

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Jarrod Morris

Hey there Liam,

I worked for Infusionsoft for 4 years. My partner and I know it like the back of our hand. We first saw your post on freelancer.com. Check out Infusionpro.com. We have already integrated Infusionsoft with that wordpress site and many others. If you are interested, check your inbox for my personal contact info.

We know the true story behind All-About-Spelling and what it really took to double and triple their business. We look forward to working with you.

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SilverShield

So Infusionsoft works with WP. Does it work with Wishlist so if some one does not pay their membership they get shut down on the membersite?
Is there something that would then shut down their access to vBulletin?

micahmitc

Wishlist was going to integrate to Inusionsoft but had decided not to for the time being.

There is something that acts just like Wpwishlist and is designed specifically to provide access to WP posts or pages by Infusionsoft tag. It does block access if the person doesn't have the Infusionsoft tag required to view the page or post within WP, you can turn them on and off automatically based on what they buy and if their card goes through in Infusionsoft.

If they haven't paid you in Infusionsoft, they don't have access in WP to view your members only posts & pages.

You do have the ability to post teaser content for members only resources that will show them some but not all of the post or page and then prompt them to gain access buy purchasing whatever the product is that should give them access to that WP post or page.

Since it's based on tags you can provide sequential content easily as well. Meaning, you can release content to a person based on how long they've been in your Subscription by slowly adding tags to the person with an automated followup sequence.

Go to infusionsoft-wordpress.com to get a free WP plugin to Infusionsoft and watch a video on how to setup a complete membership integration in about 20 minutes.

The complete setup does require a plugin you have to buy but you can see the whole thing setup and what it does before you decide whether or not to buy. It's easy and doesn't require any coding whatsoever.

Good luck!

micahmitc

V Bulletin I'm not familiar with but I'll check into integrating it into the plugin as well. We love adding features to it, it does already work with Register Plus and there is a free script that allows Infusionsoft to post new members to wordpress instead of the other way around if you want Infusionsoft creating your records so that your customer doesn't need to register after they purchase from you.

Nightshift58

You have yet another alternative for Wordpress: infusionwp.com.

You'll find this plugin to be a state-of-the-art solution, which takes care of most of your Infusionsoft/Wordpress needs - as well as providing numerous extras.

Free trials available any time.

Best,
Bob

logodesigner

Most of the site is Wordpress CMS based because it is easy to use and can add plugins and widget if you needed it.

business logo design
custom logo design

tmhr

Does anyone know of an integration of infusionsoft with Typo3?

Bruce Hearder

You can malke any app you want talk to infusion through the FREE infusionsoft API.

It is just standard PHP that communicated with Infusion..

Definitely not rocket science, bit is fiddly. Must have a server setup that has https on it to work properly.

Take care

Bruce

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marcpsummers

We have just launched WisP - Search google for "WisP Infusionsoft Wordpress Plugin" - It allows you to protect different parts of your pages for multiple levels of membership.

Fully integrated with Infusionsoft and sets up in 10 mins flat.

micahmitc

Infusionsoft membereship websites have never been easier than with InfusionWP LITE

A great thing about using the LITE version instead of some other startup plugin is that you can easily upgrade to the full features set of InfusionWP whenever you're ready.

You can't argue that InfusionWP is the best membership plugin for Infusionsoft.

The LITE version is easier to use but still powerful AND you have the ability to scale when you're ready instead of waiting for some new plugin to grow their features over the next year.

Go to infusionwp.com and look at the testimonials if you have any doubt which way to go.

Thanks,
Micah