The process of setting up a membership site, selecting the best payment options, and maintaining subscriptions are all covered in a new free course from WordPress on how to monetize membership sites.

Anyone with information or skills to share can follow the step-by-step approach. Which is a great way to start a new source of income.

What Exactly Are Membership Sites?

A membership website is a kind of company that grants a group of users access to valuable information. The program can include group instruction in yoga, music class, art school, fly-tying for fishing, creative writing, crafting, and just about anything else that can be taught.

A membership site is created using video, it can take the shape of an online community. Or it can be a website that provides training videos and articles on a certain subject.

WordPress Membership Site Development Training

Membership Sites 101 is the name of the course. With regards to design, monetization, and suggested plugins, it offers a foundation for understanding the process of setting up. And running a membership website.

WordPress has revealed the following training subjects:

Learn how to combine free and paid material and draw in new members with special benefits in "Setting up the Paid material Block.

Creating membership schemes: Understand the magic of one-off, monthly, or annual payments. As well as the influence of "Pay what you want."

Various levels of membership

Find out the details of Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels, or even build memberships with specialized topics.

Learn how to manage subscriptions with ease by getting insights on managing subscribers, earnings, and payment methods.

What Must Be Learned?

WordPress use basics are assumed for the purposes of the course. To ensure complete comprehension, students should prepare to review the material again.

In case a student needs support at any moment, there is also a WordPress Education Community Forum available.

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