Wishlist Member Plugins

Wishlist is giving away a free plugin every month to the Wishlist Insider community.

Only members who are registered to the Insider during February will get the plugin and it will not be available for those who register after February 28, 2013. Read more…

We have put in a lot of effort in creating the best plugin with as many flexible features as possible.

We’ve added great new versions that will help you attract more new members to your free membership.

Below you will find all the new features we have added to the Pro and Premium versions:

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Wishlist Comment Headings is Wishlist Insider’s bonus plugin for January 2013, and I think it’s one of the best bonus plugins they released so far!

WL Comment Headings is simple yet powerful… It actually lets you add messages above the comment section to encourage your members to comment on your site.

You can also grab your members’ attention by adding images to the messages and different kinds of shortcodes to display specific membership details such as the member’s name, for example.

But why is it so important to encourage your members to comment on your site?

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Wishlist Registration Widget was developed by our team to simplify the registration process for your free membership, and in that way to attract more visitors to register.

Wishlist Registration Form is the form that appears in this side to your right.

But what is the difference between Wishlist Registration Widget and Wishlist Member regular registration form?

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It’s simple, if you want to make more visitors to register to your site then you need to provide them with a form that won’t scare them away.

If you already have a Wishlist Member membership site, you already know how the registration form works and looks like.
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Wishlist Welcome is November’s monthly bonus plugin for the Wishlist Insider community and this plugin is really awesome.

Wishlist Welcome allows you to create personalized messages that will be displayed to your members within a Lightbox after the user logs in to the site.

You can create, edit and style the messages and display them to your desired membership levels.

The cool thing is that you can display the messages based on the member’s number of logins, a set date range and more.

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With Wishlist Access Control you can decide to What areas of the Wishlist Admin Site different users will have access to.

For example: if you have a virtual assistant or a community manager and you don’t want to give them access to all the options on your membership site, you can go to Wishlist Access Control and check only the options you want to see.

Also, if you want to give different people the same permissions, all you need to do is copy the permission list you have for a certian member to a different member. This can be done very easily and in seconds. Read more…

WishList Content Scheduler

WishList Content Manager

WishList Content Archiver

Collectively this suite of plugins provide tremendous control over how your content is delivered to your members.

You can get more information and the review for anyone of the above plugins by clicking each of the links above.

Wishlist Content Control Tutorials

You can get a closer look at the above plugins by watching their video tutorials in the buttons below:

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WL Checklist is Wishlist Member new bonus plugin of the month, and it’s a really cool plugin.

Wishlist Checklist allows you to add multiple “To Do” lists that you can present to your members on posts or pages, or even on a specific widget.

The lists can be fully customized and each member can “check-off” the items on their lists as they are accomplished. BTW, you can add as many items to the checklist as you want.

But the cool thing is that once your members had completed the check list, you can present them a certain message, reward them with a bonus, or even add them to another membership level.

Wishlist Checklist is an awesome plugin for increasing the engagement within your membership site.

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We developed it because we noticed from our statistics that not quite large percentage of our sites’ visitors are being redirected to an error page, and we figured it can be because of two main reasons:

1. Members are trying to access content protected by a level they don’t have permission to.

2. Non members are trying to access members-only content.

It immediately occurred to us that there is great potential in converting these visitors and making more money from our sites.

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