Learn how to increase customer lifetime value through personalized communication, customer communities, loyalty programs, and smarter retention strategies. https://t.co/jzF4mc1P3f
Self-hosting a social network? Open source gets you the code and your own members. It does not make HumHub, Elgg and BuddyPress interchangeable.
https://t.co/Jb5MfG4fdx
#CommunityBuilding#OpenSource
Open source LMS verdict: you can read and change the code, but none of them run, patch or support themselves. Pick by who is teaching, not by licence.
https://t.co/MOoRDeC9Qv
#OnlineLearning#eLearning
One week of Wbcom updates: Learnomy Access Grants for courses sold elsewhere, BuddyNext on multisite, WB Polls 5.0.2 privacy fix. Update free and Pro together.
https://t.co/r7j1NZ75PG
#WordPressPlugins#WordPress
Members who write get somewhere to keep it. What the WB Member Blog bridge adds to a BuddyNext community, how it works, and how to turn it on.
https://t.co/9Wmfhc8QZU
#WordPress
Fixed-price listings break on custom work. Buyers post a brief, vendors bid with price and timeline, big jobs split into milestones. Free in WP Sell Services.
https://t.co/U9R3ru9DYY
#OnlineMarketplace#WordPress
You do not need ad tracking built for media buyers to cloak affiliate links. ThirstyAffiliates cloaks, ClickMagick attributes, WB Ad Manager does links plus ads.
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#AffiliateMarketing#WordPress
MEC wins on features, Eventin on conference sessions, Eventonomy on members adding their own events. Judge them in month four, when three people edit the calendar.
https://t.co/Wgx1q07nn3
#EventPlanning#WordPress
Your PMPro levels decide who gets into the community. What the Paid Memberships Pro bridge adds to a BuddyNext community, how it works, and how to turn it on.
https://t.co/8PrwTy78PN
#WordPress
Unpopular opinion: office hours are a scheduling problem, not a content problem. Weekly slots, one-off guest sessions and RSVPs belong on one calendar.
https://t.co/uKYQixr4wZ
#EdTech#WordPress
Nine new success criteria arrived in WCAG 2.2, and several hit community sites: small icon buttons, drag-to-reorder, login flows. Load-more needs its own check.
https://t.co/hnAzJwdIUX
#Accessibility#WordPress
Cohort wiki, 3 jobs: class glossary, shared study notes, a resource list. The course teaches, the wiki is what the cohort remembers.
https://t.co/3cTwtff5PB
#OnlineLearning
Common mistake: redesigning when inquiries slow. Traffic is the symptom. Audit attention, relevance, credibility, differentiation and follow-up first.
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#SmallBusiness#WebDesign
Renewal email lands. LearnDash now sells one bundle from $350 a year for a single site. That price is confirmed, your own renewal is not, so read your invoice first.
https://t.co/iXNFtpJIF1
#OnlineCourses#WordPress
Myth: leaving Circle means losing your members. Fact: CSV exports cover members, spaces, posts and comments. Media and passwords stay behind, and payers resubscribe.
https://t.co/FOEp8Hq8lP
#CommunityBuilding#WordPress
Before: writers email you chapters. After: they post from the front end, and readers follow and save series. Missing: Wattpad's audience, coins and payouts.
https://t.co/6dxuN1EpMS
#WritingCommunity#WordPress
Site builders win on the first draft and lose on year two. Clients still pay agencies for a named person, off-site backups, tested restores and monthly patches.
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#WebAgency#WordPress