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6 Steps to Building Your First Membership Site

LearnDash

This article was originally published on Restrict Content Pro. If you’ve got the content, the products, and the drive, you can create your own membership site that will amplify your brand in all kinds of ways. Membership sites have become increasingly popular for generating revenue and building community.

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Top 5 API Developers for Your WordPress Site That You Must Checkout

The Be-all and End-all Guide to Creating a Supreme LearnDash LMS

Want to integrate your WordPress site with an app without writing custom code? You should hire an API developer for your WordPress site for several reasons. Here are a few examples: You want to integrate your WordPress site with another application or service. You need help developing a custom API for your WordPress site.

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Production Tip: Access All of the Images from Your Website in One Click

Rapid eLearning

If you need to collect images from your company site to use in your training this tip should help. Image Extractor Site. Another option is to use the Image Extractor site. Add a URL and it opens a browser via the server and extracts the images. Check out these articles and free resources in the community.

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Improving your LMS Site’s Email Deliverability with Matt Pritchett from SendWP

LifterLMS

Since many web hosting companies do not specialize in email delivery, it is common for these emails to land up in spam folders or to never be delivered at all because of improperly setup email servers. Stop wasting time and money researching online course and membership site tech. But email is itself a separate function of, a server.

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Technology Considerations When Building E-Learning Courses

Rapid eLearning

You’ll get a folder that can be uploaded to a web server. What’s a web server?” Without getting into all of the technical wonkiness, a published e-learning course isn’t much different than a web site. All of the course content sits in a folder which is put on a server. Free E-Learning Resources.

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Adobe RoboHelp: Using SharePoint for Version Control

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

In a previous article I showed you how you can use SharePoint to host a shared review. Version control is a method by which you store all project files on a server. You work with a local copy and synchronize all changes with the server. No more backups: the server does that for you. by Willam Van Weelden.

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Create a Google Cloud Account to Share Courses for Free

Rapid eLearning

If you’re not using Rise.com or a learning management system to manage your e-learning courses, then you’ll need another way to upload courses to a web server to share. If you have questions or need help with this, the Google Cloud site has lots of handy tutorials to help. View the tutorial on YouTube. Want to learn more?

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