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The reason we started building and selling "web services" was because we wanted to spread the concept of "paid membership sites". From there, we realized that we could take it to the next level by integrating and linking it with "WooCommerce", "LearnDash", "BuddyPress" and "BuddyBoss", and that's how we got to where we are today.
I wrote this before.
By integrating and linking with "BuddyPress and BuddyBoss," the level increases, but it is hard to understand and looks complicated, so we went back to basics and created something basic.
basic
https://seven2.mixh.jp/zoomlesson/
This was further evolved into
https://7seconds.jp/product/biz-com/
is.
The functionality is amazing, but it may be hard to convey.
The ability to restrict membership to blogs and fixed pages (including free and paid settlements), so you can build any theme you want. Even your existing site can be built with any theme you like.
This is what I want to convey most.
This is essentially the same as an LMS.
With an LMS, you can create learning content following a format such as courses, lessons, quizzes, assignments, and completion, but if you have the ability to write a lot of articles on a blog, I don't think you need to follow such a format.
What kind of compelling content will be placed in the member-restricted area?
That's all there is to it.
The content can be anything, not just articles, but also videos, downloadable files, etc.
You can also write normal free articles, and I think this is the shortest route to (potentially) generating revenue for your site.
I've been blogging for over 10 years now, and this site is also a blog, but I'd like to stop doing that and run a site that aims to generate some kind of income.
I then turned the blog into a paid membership site.
Restrictions on viewing some articles
Download Translation Files
consulting
chat
to paid membership.
Paid membership sites and online salons connect members with you (the operator),
"BuddyBoss" and "PeepSo" take this a step further, providing functions that allow members to communicate with each other.