Wishlist Member Plugins

If you are still using the default Wishlist Member error pages text or if you are looking for ways to design your error pages to maximize your conversion rates then the following tips are exactly for you:

Tip #61: Convert Your Pay Per Post Error Pages into an Asset

If you are using Wishlist Member pay-per-post feature you probably realized that the Wishlist Member error page that is displayed to a member or a visitor that does not have access to the content is the general error page (which is defined inside the Wishlist Member settings).

It is very important that your error page will drive the potential customer to purchase the content that he is trying to view.

A good error page should include content that is relevant to the content the visitor tried to view.

Because Wishlist Member only supports one error page when using pay-per-post, it is impossible to create an error page that will suit and be relevant to all your pay-per-post content using Wishlist Member alone.

What You Get From this Tip?

In this tip we go over how you can create a dynamic error page for your pay-per-posts to convert more visitors to members and maximize your revenues.

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Tip #52: How to Know Which of Your Protected Content Non-Members Tried to Access?

I already discussed about the importance of the error pages to increasing your registration rates and revenues in the tips below:

• Tip #49: How to Design Your Membership Site’s Error Pages to Increase Conversions
• Tip #4: 3 Components to Creating a Killer Error Page to Increase Your Revenues

But what if I told you that there is a way to know the exact pages your non-members tried to access?

Knowing your most popular protected content that attracts the highest number of visitors can help you understand what type of content they are looking for, create more of it and increase the chances of them to convert into members.

This tip is short but very useful, so if you still don’t know what is you most attractive protected content among non-members, you don’t want to miss this tip.

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Many of our clients are either using the default error pages created by Wishlist Member plugin or tweak it a bit, but don’t invest in really customizing them in a way they will actually help generate more registrations to their membership site.

The error page is actually one of the best pages you should invest some thought in, because only visitors who try to access specific content they don’t have permission to watch go directly to the error page.

These visitors are hot leads! They just expected to continue reading something interesting on your site… And they want to continue reading it…

If you won’t provide them with a way to do it they will probably leave your site and both of you will lose.

In this video tip we show you how you can easily create dynamic error pages that will make your visitors want to register to your membership site:

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If you are using Wishlist Member pay-per-post feature you probably realized that the Wishlist Member error page that is displayed to a member or a visitor that does not have access to the content is the general error page (which is defined inside the Wishlist Member settings).

It is very important that your error page will drive the potential customer to purchase the content that he is trying to view.

A good error page should include content that is relevant to the content the visitor tried to view.

Because Wishlist Member only supports one error page when using pay-per-post, it is impossible to create an error page that will suit and be relevant to all your pay-per-post content using Wishlist Member alone.

What You Get From this Tip?

In this tip we go over how you can create a dynamic error page for your pay-per-posts to convert more visitors to members and maximize your revenues.

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I already discussed about the importance of the error pages to increasing your registration rates and revenues in the tips below:

• Tip #49: How to Design Your Membership Site’s Error Pages to Increase Conversions
• Tip #4: 3 Components to Creating a Killer Error Page to Increase Your Revenues

But what if I told you that there is a way to know the exact pages your non-members tried to access?

Knowing your most popular protected content that attracts the highest number of visitors can help you understand what type of content they are looking for, create more of it and increase the chances of them to convert into members.

This tip is short but very useful, so if you still don’t know what is you most attractive protected content among non-members, you don’t want to miss this tip.

What You Get From The Tip

In this tip I go over exactly how to know what content attracts your non-members the most, so you can then go and create more of this content and maximize your registration rates and revenues.

Register for Free to Get Access

Register to our FREE membership on the form to your right and get immediate access to this tip and to all the upcoming tips about Wishlist Member.

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Are you looking for ways to increase your membership site’s registration rates and revenues?

If you own a membership site, then the error page is one of the pages you should definitely not ignore.

It can have a major effect on your membership site’s conversion rates.

What You Get From The Tip

• The types of people that can come across your error page
• The 3 must-have components for your error page
• What plugin make your error page super targeted for your potential members

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Register to our FREE membership on the form to your right and get immediate access to this tip and to all the upcoming tips about Wishlist Member.

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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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