The term "membership website" can have a lot of meanings – but essentially, this type of website always includes a way to connect, to teach people about something and to allow the public to connect with you as a product or brand. While the thought of creating a membership site can be daunting (where on earth do you even start?), WordPress themes can make it easy. There are multiple WordPress themes and plugins that can assist you in building your membership WordPress site. And the best part is, they’re all relatively easy to use. Let’s take a look at how to create a membership site with WordPress.

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If you’ve been working on building your coaching business, you know that it can be hard work. While it’s definitely fulfilling, it’s a time-consuming job. You’ve been thinking about launching or improving your current website to help keep things organized - however, this seems like too big of a task for you to take on. Afterall, what do you know about building and maintaining a website?

A membership website is the most important tool when building your coaching business or selling your online courses. You already know how easy it is to build, customize and maintain a site using WordPress, so let’s look at some of the top WordPress plugins for managing a membership website. 

If your site is too slow, you might lose your patience...but more importantly, your money! Find out in this article: The best hosting services (Hint: they are not the big ones GoDaddy, Hostgator, and Bluehost!). The best and fastest themes that available. Free and paid ones. What is a CDN and how can it help you. What really makes a website fast. How to optimize your website with a full-featured plugin.

This is the first in our series of interviews with health coaches who use WordPress for their websites. These are 15 minute-ish interviews where we dive into the coach’s business, what they do, what they struggle with, and how their experience dealing with their website is.

Learn how I turned Tri Swim Coach from an in-person swim lesson business into a thriving online course. Discover my step-by-step journey: finding a niche, creating products, running ads, and building a membership site—all without tech or design expertise.

When I got into coaching initially, I was PASSIONATE about my work.I started coaching one-on-one adult swim lessons. Then I ran swim clinics. Then I got a job at a gym working with their members on swimming. Then I started coaching masters swimming.

When you own a membership website, things can get chaotic in a hurry. Between fielding emails, writing new content, keeping your website up and running, and marketing your business, you probably don’t have much time left over for the other important things in your life. As a business owner, your focus should be on what you do best, not on the minutiae that can drain your time and energy. That’s where outsourcing comes in: paying someone else to do the tasks that you don’t want (or need) to do. Outsourcing might feel like giving up control at first, but it will become necessary the more your business growsIf you own a membership website, here are 5 tasks that you could easily be outsourcing in order to save yourself time and money in the long run.