Memberium For ActiveCampaign Blog & Most Recent Updates

Have you just introduced a new feature on your membership site and you want to see how it works for regular non-admin users? In this article, we’ll cover one of the most common questions – how to create a test user with Memberium for ActiveCampaign.

Are you using the RSS feed to have ActiveCampaign monitor and send an email when a new (protected) post is published? Or do you simply need a way of sharing protected content using RSS feed? Here’s how you can achieve that with Memberium for ActiveCampaign…

Your users are currently in ActiveCampaign and they don’t have a WordPress record? You want them to access your membership site, but since they don’t have a password, you are wondering what is the best way to go? Here’s how you can make this happen…

In this article we’ll be talking about how you can allow your users to reset their passwords using Memberium shortcode and WordPress default reset password form. To start, we’ll first cover how passwords are stored in Memberium for ActiveCampaign version…

When it comes to a membership site, apart from having admin and subscriber users, you might also need other user roles to be able to do a set of tasks in the back end. Editors, for example, can help you with managing content on the site and they don’t need to have a record in your ActiveCampaign app. We’ll show you how to give them access to the WordPress Admin Dashboard.

Memberium extends WordPress’s quick editor to make it easy to make minor changes to your pages and posts one at a time without entering the post editor. This is especially useful when making many small individual changes to posts from the post list.

Here’s the step-by-step process on automatically generating new passwords for members using Memberium for ActiveCampaign

This tutorial will come in very handy if you’re thinking to allow your users to use the same password on multiple sites running on Memberium for ActiveCampaign. So without any further ado, let’s start.