Web design is more than just fonts and colors, although that is part of it. Design is also another way of describing the “look and feel” of a website – how the site looks to the user and how it feels when he or she is interacting with it. The look and feel of a website can also be described as the website’s “personality.” Your website’s personality should reflect the type of business you have and what you offer, as well as your audience. What does your tribe respond to in terms of design (look) and interaction (feel)? A financial website will have a different look and feel than a photographer’s portfolio. The former will be more straight forward and the latter will be more creative with lines that flow. That’s just an example. Our blog offers many posts with design advice and information, from tools and resources to a look at how each color affects web users psychologically.
Productivity booster: streamlining workflow Managing your membership website, as you may know by now, is not something you dip into once in a while, but is a regular practice. As the business owner, you are responsible for getting and retaining clients on an ongoing basis. The most popular (and successful)...
The truth is there are many ways to make money from your website, and they can all be successful if you’re willing to invest the time and energy to do them correctly. Let’s investigate 6 methods for monetizing a website: #1 Membership Website Model Starting a membership website tops our...
It’s one thing to build a membership website. It’s another to build a membership website that also includes the ability to offer online courses. Building an online course doesn’t have to be difficult, especially with all the software tools available today. And when it comes to planning, structuring and delivery...
If you are involved in a charity, fundraising event, or any other kind of non-profit business, you know that "non-profit" does not necessarily mean "no revenue." Non-profit companies do indeed generate revenue for various reasons - to pay salaries, overhead, office supplies, office space, computers, and of course, raising funds...
If you're contemplating setting up a membership website, you may be looking for a little inspiration. We've gathered some outstanding examples using the SubHub platform. Why reinvent the wheel? Take a look at what others have done on their membership websites. Our guess is something will twig some ideas for...
These days online courses are incredibly popular and can provide an ongoing revenue stream to knowledge experts, coaches, trainers or anyone with niche expertise. It’s a product that you create once but can repeatedly sell countless times. Besides offering memberships, the SubHub platform gives you the ability to create and...
If you’ve ever wondered how to plan an event online, now is the time to learn. With 2020 being the year of Zoom, it’s no surprise that holding virtual events has skyrocketed as traditional live events are on hold. But you might be wondering, "Is that good thing?" If you’ve...
Subscription sign-ups aren’t the only revenue stream for a membership website. You can easily create a passive income by joining an affiliate program and one of the easiest to get started with is Amazon Associates. How does the Amazon Affiliate program work? Amazon’s affiliate program (called Amazon Associates) allows website...
Website or Social Media? Or both? At some point most business owners find themselves thinking, “Do I really need a website?” And at some point most business owners also find themselves thinking, “Do I really need to be on social media?” DO I REALLY NEED A WEBSITE IN THIS SOCIAL...
One of the most important website metrics to measure, is your conversion rate. While your website visitor numbers, click-through rates, page views, time spent on site, number of pages visited, entrance and exit points and abandon rates are all important, if you're not using them to improve your conversion rates,...
