Guidelines, advice and shared experience in community monetization and online business management
When it comes to your online store, load time is key. You only have a few seconds to keep a buyer’s attention before they decide to bounce. Large images are usually the culprit.
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Easy Digital Downloads Integration much like the WooCommerce one helps with selling goods but where WooCommerce rather focuses on physical products, EDD goes for the digital goods market. It’s quite amazing. We have been using EDD for over 5 years now and finally got the time to integrate it with PeepSo.
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WooCommerce Product Vendors turns your store into a multi-vendor marketplace. You can assign existing products to vendors, or they can add and edit their own.
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Managing an online community requires you to handle many time-consuming tasks to manually manage administrative, marketing, and social elements to solve your community needs daily.
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Let’s refine your blogging skills to help build your online community. The next topic in this series is using presales questions as blogging topics. Why only list a bunch of FAQ on one page when you can expand?
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Let’s refine your blogging skills to help build your online community. The next topic in this series is the (over)use of jargon. Honestly, you probably aren’t aware how much you use it and it isn’t all bad. You should use your terminology as long as you define it.
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Are you a weekend warrior? Do you like to find things at the swap meet and repurpose them? Maybe your local Crafters Guild would like to build an online community as well. You can do all of these things and more with your own PeepSo Community. Plus, an active community will boost your membership rates and retention.
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Connecting and collaborating with business peers seems harder, not easier. With so many social platforms, which is the best? And don’t even get me started on notification fatigue. Am I right?
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There has always been a fringe music scene — we generally call it folk music. Whether it’s from the Appalachians, the Deep South, or The Pacific Northwest, American music has its own grassroots community. The sound attracts the tribe. It’s not limited to America; this happens in all cultures worldwide.
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