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Hello, I have a general question about your WA website. Since I am writing a program and would like to create this for my customers as a kind of backend access to a subdomain,
Which templatecms does wa use for its customers?
Hello, I have a general question about your WA website. Since I am writing a program and would like to create this for my customers as a kind of backend access to a subdomain,
Hey Florian,
Your question has already been asked... and answered: How do you guys run your website? You only need to ask a question once. As a community, we do try our best to answer questions as quickly as possible but there are times you may not receive an answer instantly.
Hope this helps you.
Hello, I have a little question about your website. I would also like to run a backend access for my clients where they can make a training with progress. So how it works for y
You could also think about using "teachable" to build your academy - if you don't want to go through all the technical stuff and use something out of the box for your courses.
Just an idea, as I was thinking about building some sort of membership site as well. But if the purpose is selling courses without much effort - maybe this could be interesting for you.
https://teachable.com/
If you are looking for a wordpress plugin to build your membership site - here is a comparison, done nicely:
http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/5-best-wordpress-membership-plugins-compared/
Chris Lema is also doing some in-depth reviews, which are good to read (he recommends the rainmaker digital platform)
http://chrislema.com/reviewing-s2member-pro/
Personally, I'm a big fan of copyblogger / studiopress (they do the genesis framework as well) - they are the creators behind the "rainmaker digital" platform.
And since the quality of studiopress is very high, and they have years of experience, Rainmaker is probably a great solution (if you can afford to pay the hhhmmchhhmmmm.... high-class price for that high-class solution) Then it would be absolutely worth checking out.
For my own efforts, I will start out with teachable. Once my budget allows for it I may change and look into Rainmaker.. but yeah.
Also: Alun Hill - https://alunhill.com/ (the magic Udemy master seller) recommends teachable.
Hope this helps!
And let us know your decision! :) Would be great to hear
All the best,
~Benita
Hey Florian,
Google searching for membership themes may offer you several themes to choose from. I'm betting this website is using Ruby on Rails to produce such a complicated, information, jam-packed, membership website.
Hope this helps you.
How do you guys run your website?
Hello, I have a little question about your website. I would also like to run a backend access for my clients where they can make a training with progress. So how it works for y
You could also think about using "teachable" to build your academy - if you don't want to go through all the technical stuff and use something out of the box for your courses.
Just an idea, as I was thinking about building some sort of membership site as well. But if the purpose is selling courses without much effort - maybe this could be interesting for you.
https://teachable.com/
If you are looking for a wordpress plugin to build your membership site - here is a comparison, done nicely:
http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/5-best-wordpress-membership-plugins-compared/
Chris Lema is also doing some in-depth reviews, which are good to read (he recommends the rainmaker digital platform)
http://chrislema.com/reviewing-s2member-pro/
Personally, I'm a big fan of copyblogger / studiopress (they do the genesis framework as well) - they are the creators behind the "rainmaker digital" platform.
And since the quality of studiopress is very high, and they have years of experience, Rainmaker is probably a great solution (if you can afford to pay the hhhmmchhhmmmm.... high-class price for that high-class solution) Then it would be absolutely worth checking out.
For my own efforts, I will start out with teachable. Once my budget allows for it I may change and look into Rainmaker.. but yeah.
Also: Alun Hill - https://alunhill.com/ (the magic Udemy master seller) recommends teachable.
Hope this helps!
And let us know your decision! :) Would be great to hear
All the best,
~Benita
Hey Florian,
Google searching for membership themes may offer you several themes to choose from. I'm betting this website is using Ruby on Rails to produce such a complicated, information, jam-packed, membership website.
Hope this helps you.
Hey Florian,
Your question has already been asked... and answered: How do you guys run your website? You only need to ask a question once. As a community, we do try our best to answer questions as quickly as possible but there are times you may not receive an answer instantly.
Hope this helps you.