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Who has the best 'How To Build a Membership Site' information?

by magentawave
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Who has the best information available for creating a membership site? I like the stuff you're supposed to learn at www.MembershipCube.com but was wondering if anyone can recommend something as good as that for less money? I think I saw somewhere that MembershipCube costs $800.00 to join but apparently they include the Wishlist plugin for free with your membership (which normally costs $300.00).

Thanks
Steve
#build #information #membership #site
  • Profile picture of the author jbode
    Membership Cube is good I like how easy the membership is to set up and drip feed the content

    see the all in one membership section of the warrior forum here: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...hip-sites.html
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    • Profile picture of the author magentawave
      So you are a member of MembershipCube? How can you join it? Seems to be closed for the moment.

      STeve



      Originally Posted by jbode View Post

      Membership Cube is good I like how easy the membership is to set up and drip feed the content

      see the all in one membership section of the warrior forum here: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...hip-sites.html
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  • Profile picture of the author Dave d
    I have heard a lot of good stuff about Jimmy D Browns membernaire but I have not seen the programme myself. There are also some good plr membership in a box type things in the WSO section.
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  • Profile picture of the author TimKerber
    Steve,

    You may want to check out: Membership Site Owner Tips and Strategies Profitable Member sites and Subscription Web sites

    Tim
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  • Profile picture of the author Quentin
    Pretty simple actually.

    Set up a wordpress site and then the free S2membership plugin and your away.

    Add lots of great content, blog for traffic and thats about it.

    s2Member.com

    Quentin
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    • Profile picture of the author magentawave
      Has anyone figured out the differences between using s2Member and the WP Wishlist plugin?

      Thanks
      Steve



      Originally Posted by Quentin View Post

      Pretty simple actually.

      Set up a wordpress site and then the free S2membership plugin and your away.

      Add lots of great content, blog for traffic and thats about it.

      s2Member.com

      Quentin
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  • Profile picture of the author alniches
    Membernaire IS quite good. Jimmy shares with you how you can build a fixed term membership site minus all the hassles like a membership script as quick as you can and from scratch. So if you are looking into something like set and forget kinda membership sites, membernaire ought to be it.
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    • Profile picture of the author craigc1980
      Hello

      I have been following Paul Evans, Simple Six Figures and it is by far the best out of all the other training i have taken in the past. First program that actually teaches continuity the right way.

      Plus he's a great guy and very supportive.

      Craig
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  • Profile picture of the author Malik.A
    MembershipCube is good, there is also wordpress plugins which make membership sites a breeze. a little research would show you all the possible solutions.
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  • Profile picture of the author mm1
    membernaire is a great course i was lost on the membership side of thing until i signed up with jimmy d brown its real step by step plus it's cheap too but you get a lot of value check it out
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  • Profile picture of the author kevinw1
    Membernaire is excellent info for a specific type of membership (fixed length, by email).

    It doesn't cover wordpress or other "site based" memberships that I know of. And because you get each lesson by email, in order, you don't get everything at once - you have to keep paying your $27 a month. I bailed after 13 instalments as I decided to focus elsewhere.
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  • Profile picture of the author 1magicman
    Jason Fladlien has a product that has been receiving great reviews on creating membership sites. If you go to his site jasonfladlien.com or google him you will find a product called mst2.0 which stands for Membership Site Tactics 2.0.

    Jason offers many other great products as well.

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    • Profile picture of the author CanuckWarrior
      I have to disagree on Membernaire. The content he sent out for $27 per month was underwhelming to say the least. It became so obvious what he was going to say in the next lessons by the "anticipation copy" (i.e. In the next lesson, what if ....) I canceled.

      However, the concept of a fixed length membership powered by an auto-responder instead of running a high maintenance forum type membership is an excellent one and is probably worth the first months $27 fee (if you can't figure out the entire system from this sentence).

      EDIT: I'm not saying Membernaire is a scam or junk course. It may be ok for some noobs, but if you are an intermediate or higher level internet marketer and you know what an auto-responder is, and understand the concept of a fixed length membership, there's better ways to spend $27/month (imo).
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    • Profile picture of the author Mohammad Afaq
      Here are the two I recommend:

      Membership Site Tactics 2.0 by Jason Fladlien

      How To Setup Your Own Membership Site in 48 Hours Or Less Jimmy D. Brown (this one is about to close down)

      These two are hands down the best courses I have ever bought on the topic of membership sites.
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      • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
        1. Buy your domain (10 bucks)

        2. Buy your hosting (1 year 80 bucks or less)

        3 Install wordpress (free - use simplescripts)

        4 Get a theme (free or you choose a price)

        4. Buy this wso/plugin here for 24 bucks: http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...hts-avail.html

        5. Install plugin

        6. Upload content

        7. Got video? Get Easy Video Player (127 bucks)

        8. Set up Amazon S3 account to store video (account is free and storage is pennies a month)

        9 Make sure you have a verified business Paypal account with free debit card.

        10. Create squeeze page (if desired) with Aweber (or aweber knockoff) sign up (20 bucks a month)

        11. Start driving traffic

        Total "basic" investment (w/o content created) $261 USD

        There's your plan, less than the wishlist plugin price.
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  • Profile picture of the author rice8702
    Interesting..i would like to know as well.
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