In this post we'll show you how to display or hide WordPress widgets conditionally based on a member's existing ActiveCampaign tags. In certain situations you'll want to control the visibility of widgets based on a logged in member's existing ActiveCampaign tags. Or only display certain widgets to logged out visitors.

Drip feeding is a method through which you can deliver content through some pre-defined schedule to the user. In this article, we’ll take a look at two different type of drips – simple evergreen drips and activity-based drips.

In this video, we’ll show you how to add or change your site’s logo when using Memberium’s page templates and custom child theme.

In this post, we’ll give you a series of email templates that you can swipe to use for your own onboarding automation with ActiveCampaign, LearnDash and Memberium for ActiveCampaign.

The great part about this is all these emails are inside of a pre-built automation that you can copy directly to your ActiveCampaign app!

We’re happy to introduce a new onboarding email series that consists of 7 pre-written emails that you can swipe to use for your own course or membership site with Memberium for ActiveCampaign.

The great part about this is all these emails are inside of a pre-built automation that you can copy directly into your ActiveCampaign app.

Did you know you can now use Shopify to sell products with ActiveCampaign? Throughout this step-by-step post we’ll show you how to use Shopify and Memberium for ActiveCampaign to sell and fulfill your own online course (that’s sold for a one time fee) with ActiveCampaign.

ActiveCampaign doesn’t have any built-in E-Commerce features. Which means if you want to sell an online course, membership program or any other type of digital product, you’ll need to use a separate piece of software to be able to sell anything.

The good news is you can use WooCommerce and ActiveCampaign’s Woocommerce plugin to be able to do this. This is available for free to all ActiveCampaign users who are on a Plus, Professional or Enterprise level plan.

The standard WordPress login page isn’t terribly attractive, or compatible with theme and brand design. It’s not uncommon to want to improve the login experience. Memberium provides a way to generate standard WordPress login forms on your site on any page you wish.

Membership levels can be created easily using the Memberium Dashboard. During initial setup we offer to do this free for you, but there’s no reason you can’t make or change your own membership levels yourself. This guide will walk you through the steps.

Membership levels are the primary way by which access to membership sites is managed, however it is not the only way. Each Membership level consists of several components: Membership Name, Membership Tags, Membership Level Tag, Membership Level PAYF Tag, Membership Level CANC Tag (Optional), Membership Level SUSP Tag (Optional), Numeric Membership Level, WordPress Roles, and Themes. You can arrange your membership levels so that higher levels automatically include lower levels by assigning a membership level number.