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Should You Create an Online Course or a Membership Site?

Whether you’re teaching a specialist subject, or want to support others who share your interests; it’s now easier than ever to reach a global audience and get paid for sharing your time, skills, experience and expertise.

Two of the best models for doing so are online courses and paid membership websites.

However with those terms often used loosely and interchangeably, it can be tricky figuring out which is best for you.

4 Ways You Can Use a Membership to Supplement Your Existing Business

When we talk about membership sites, typically it’s in the context of being the main part of the membership owner’s business.

However that’s not the only way to do it.

In this episode of The Membership Guys Podcast, I dig into 4 of the main ways you could create a membership site that’s secondary and supplementary to the real focus of your business.

4 Plugins for Creating an Awesome Online Course

If you’re creating an online course then you may want to consider using an LMS plugin instead of or as well as a membership plugin. Here I’ll compare the top 4 LMS plugins for creating an online course – Woo Sensei, WP Courseware, LifterLMS and LearnDash.

Should You Use a Membership Plugin or LMS Plugin for Creating an Online Course?

When your membership site involves one or more online courses, the tech options available can become even more confusing. Do you need a membership plugin? Do you need an LMS or course plugin? Should you combine to two or look for a standalone solution? What’s even the difference between all the different options?

In this post we take a look at why you might want to consider using an LMS plugin for your online course, and the differences between LMS plugins and membership plugins.