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Hi, I'm french and starting a business in music, helping young DJs & producers. As I aim to publish a blog with a real communauty around my project I decided to become a WPMUDEV member. This company roxx!! Big up to all developpers.
I installed Studio Child Theme and I really want to know if the following things are feasible:
- a single page where I can explain my project/message and allow visitors to download my manifesto (it's a free PDF) in exchange for their email adress (I'd like to use Aweber). It could be integrated to the blog as an "About" page, no matter for that.
- a couple of sales/landing pages, outside the blog but within same domain name: sale of single products.
- a member section inside the blog with resctrictions, I want to tempt visitors to upgrade their free account with a paid access . So I want a pricing table too.
If I'm not wrong all this things could be done with WPMUDEV ? It should be a good reason to upgrade my account to Elite !!
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Hello Yann,
Welcome to the Community.
Thanks for your feedback on our products, glad you are liking those. Let me try and help you out here with your questions:
- a single page where I can explain my project/message and allow visitors to download my manifesto (it's a free PDF) in exchange for their email adress (I'd like to use Aweber). It could be integrated to the blog as an "About" page, no matter for that.
The singe page can be a default WordPress page. Am not sure of the Aweber part, never used it really. Do they provide scripts that can be placed on pages? I bet you can include the download link in the subscription confirmation email.
I think the easiest option would be to place the code for the subscription box in the WordPress editor (in HTML view) and then see what happens.
- a couple of sales/landing pages, outside the blog but within same domain name: sale of single products.
If you don't want them to be WordPress pages, but just html pages, upload them to the server onto the root directory.
- a member section inside the blog with resctrictions, I want to tempt visitors to upgrade their free account with a paid access . So I want a pricing table too.
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Hi Arun Basil Lal,
Okay if I fully understand you, it's better to work on the blog first? I'll start a custom About page first and try to integrate some HTML stuf from Aweber (yes, they provide a web form generator).
Is it possible to use another pricing information plugin with Membership ? I really need to use this.
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Greetings Yann,
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Hello Yann,
Welcome to the Community.
Thanks for your feedback on our products, glad you are liking those. Let me try and help you out here with your questions:
- a single page where I can explain my project/message and allow visitors to download my manifesto (it's a free PDF) in exchange for their email adress (I'd like to use Aweber). It could be integrated to the blog as an "About" page, no matter for that.
The singe page can be a default WordPress page. Am not sure of the Aweber part, never used it really. Do they provide scripts that can be placed on pages? I bet you can include the download link in the subscription confirmation email.
I think the easiest option would be to place the code for the subscription box in the WordPress editor (in HTML view) and then see what happens.
- a couple of sales/landing pages, outside the blog but within same domain name: sale of single products.
If you don't want them to be WordPress pages, but just html pages, upload them to the server onto the root directory.
Instead you can create a full width page for WordPress and use that as your sales page, this article should help: http://millionclues.com/problogging/wordpress-tips/make-full-width-page-in-wordpress/
- a member section inside the blog with resctrictions, I want to tempt visitors to upgrade their free account with a paid access . So I want a pricing table too.
This can be possible with our Membership plugin: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/membership You can provide teasers of your content and then have a link.
The pricing isn't presented as a table, but its neat and easy to understand :)
Hope this helps. Good luck!
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Hi Arun Basil Lal,
Okay if I fully understand you, it's better to work on the blog first? I'll start a custom About page first and try to integrate some HTML stuf from Aweber (yes, they provide a web form generator).
Is it possible to use another pricing information plugin with Membership ? I really need to use this.
Thanks for help.
Yann
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Hey Yann,
Yeah, using html pages wouldn't look very cool, instead go for WordPress pages itself.
For the pricing information, nothing with Membership as such, but you could use this amazing plugin to create Pricing tables for membership: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/pricing-table/screenshots/
Just link the register buttons to corresponding register links generated by the membership plugin :)
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Greetings Yann,
We have not heard back from you as to the status of this issue.
If you are still having an issue please let us know so that we may try to get you fixed up as soon as possible by choosing to check mark this ticket as unresolved below and posting any new errors or symptoms you are noticing.
This action will also bring your ticket up front back in plain view again within the ticket system.
Thank you for being a WPMU Dev member!
Cheers, Joe
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Hi, sorry for feeback and consider this issue as resolved.
Cheers,
Yann
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