Gamification comes from the English word "gamification" and is sometimes translated as "game-ization" in Japanese. It refers to the application of game elements to services that do not primarily have games as their purpose, in order to increase user motivation and strengthen loyalty.
WooCommerce is a plugin that adds online shop functionality to WordPress, so those who don't need it may not be interested in it or have nothing to do with it, but personally, I think it's an essential plugin.
Events is a useful integration feature for those who want to create a membership site for a cram school or consulting business with BuddyBoss, or who want to hold occasional events such as matchmaking parties while running a dating site.
A marketplace is an online shop where many stores participate, like a shopping mall. Amazon, Rakuten, and Yahoo Shopping are easy-to-understand examples. They do not sell their own products, but rather earn rent (listing fees) and sales commissions through tenant businesses. I would like to talk about marketplaces using WordPress...
BuddyBoss and PeepSo are plugins that provide various membership functions to WordPress. They offer so many functions that they even have their own dedicated themes.
I wrote an article about how great SNS social marketplaces are. This is a combination of PeepSo and Easy Digital Downloads. Easy Digital Downloads uses the pro version and adds marketplace functionality. The free version does not support this. Easy Digital Downl...
Membership features are the starting point for turning a simple homepage or blog into a web service. The apps and shops that everyone uses are all available because you are a member. Even with bare WordPress, you can log in with your ID and password because you are a member (administrator). BuddyBoss and PeepSo are great membership plugins. However...
Whether it's BuddyBoss, PeepSo, LearnDash, or any other membership site, if there is a leader (in most cases the site administrator) who guides the members, I would like to introduce a feature that I would like to have. This is a feature called a "support ticket system" or "help desk", and it is a forum for questions and answers for each logged-in member (...
I received a question about this, so I'll write my answer here. This was created using BuddyPress, not BuddyBoss. It was created by combining BuddyPress, LearnDash, and Paid Memberships Pro. There's a lot of English left in the original text, so I've translated it all into Japanese. ...
I welcome questions and consultations related to work, but I also often get questions that just ask me to teach them. I'm sorry, but I can't answer them. What benefit do I get from answering your questions when I know nothing about them? If I were to kindly and carefully teach you, you would just keep asking me questions. In that case, I would just be an endless volunteer. I don't have the time or the capacity to do that. The other day, I was asked about LMS...
I decided to run it because I couldn't understand the essence of it without not only making it but also running it. Movie of Remembrance I created it using BuddyBoss. However, I did not use the BuddyBoss exclusive theme. This is an example of how it's okay to use a theme other than the BuddyBoss exclusive theme. (However, I may change it to the BuddyBoss exclusive theme...)
If you want to make a membership site, you can install BuddyPress, BuddyBoss, or PeepSo, which will give you login, registration, profile, and other functions, so it's the quickest and most powerful way to do it, but being powerful also means it's complicated and difficult to understand.
