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Top 10 Membership Models with WishList Member (Video)
Top 10 Membership Models with WishList Member Introduction
When designing your membership site, you’ll want to make sure you have a lot of flexibility because not all membership sites are made the same.
In this video with Stu McLaren, WishList Products co-founder, you’ll discover 10 different membership models you can quickly implement using WishList Member.
The 10 Membership Models
Model #1: The Publisher Model
This is the most common type of membership site where you provide ongoing content on a regular basis. This is very much like an online magazine but unlike a magazine your members have access to not only the current articles and resources but all previous months articles as well.
- www.CBIClubHouse.com(Jon Bard)
Model #2: UPS Model
With this model you provide a package of products to your members each period, i.e., monthly.
- www.MonthlyProducts.com(Amanda Morin)
Model #3: Micro Continuity
This is a fixed term membership model. The term being determined by your particular requirements, i.e. one month, six months, a year, etc. This models fixed term can encourage members to join because they can see when the course (for example) will finish. The micro continuity model can persuade members to complete the full course and because your customers can see an end,actually increases conversion.
Model #4: Modular Course
The modular course is any type of training course which is broken down into modules where members progress through the modules. The course can beset to automatically move members once the course has been received or move a member only after they pass a test. The test ensures members have consumed the material, implemented and understood the material before moving them on to the next level.
Model #5: Protected Download
If you sell any type of digital product online the protected download model is recommended. This enables only members to download the product. So simply put, a person becomes a member and gets a password to access the product. This helps eliminate digital theft and giving you, the owner, a lot more control.
- www.WhatIfYouWereThin.com
Model #6: Project Management
The project management model is for virtual teams. Members have controlled access to particular private areas of the site relevant to their role and to shared areas of the site.
Model #7: Community Center
A community membership blog where like minded people can discuss a topic and help each other.
- www.JVListBuilding.com(Phillip Mutrie)
Model #8: Private Members Area
As the name would suggest this is a private members site where you must be registered member to join.
- www.WriteToGive.com(Amy McLaren)
Model #9: Coaching Site
This is basically a private coaching are on your site for each individual client or group of clients. This gives a very personal hands-on approach to coaching for the client, a one-to-one approach.
Model #10: Combo Model
Why use only one model, the combo model is a mix of all the models, selecting only those section you require.
Top 10 Membership Models with WishList Member Conclusion
Chances are, after watching this WishList Products video you’ll think of even more “types” of membership models. If so, let us know by leaving your comments below.
Well, I hope you found something useful and enjoyed this video, please don’t forget to let me have your thoughts on this item. See you soon.
