WordPress is the biggest CMS (Content Management System) in the world. But how about comparing it to the old-school custom coded websites? Right now I’m going to describe the differences in using WordPress vs Custom Coded websites
WordPress can get complicated if you’re using it to sell and deliver your online course. For that reason, you may have decided to use Teachable instead. And for payment processing, you’re probably using Stripe in conjunction with Clickfunnels or some other...
I’m guessing that you have a membership site and you also have a gamification system in place based on MyCRED, and of course, you want to integrate them and give/take points to or from your users when something happens in MemberPress.
When you’re running a membership site there might be cases when you need to sell your users points that they’ll be able to use to buy merch or anything else you may be selling. Good news: you can do that with MyCRED and WooCommerce!
When you have a monthly newsletter page, or when you need to create a page with the exact same structure every month or week or even every day it’s time-consuming and a waste of energy.
So you want to make a page that looks like Facebook’s feed and is easy to maintain and to update with new content? Well, it just so happens that this can be done with WordPress and it’s easier than you might think!
I was really thinking about how to start this article. So I guess I’ll just start with who I am and what’s the whole purpose of this blog. Also, I would like to set the expectations of this blog, what I’m going to write about and how is that...
